Robert Edwin Lee (Charlottesville, Virginia)

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Robert Edwin Lee (Charlottesville, Virginia) is a prominent equestrian statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee that once stood in Charlottesville, Virginia, and was sculpted by American artist Henry Merwin Shrady.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf equestrian statue
outdoor sculpture
public artwork
artist Henry Merwin Shrady
artMovement traditional figurative sculpture
associatedWith Confederate monuments in the United States
history of Charlottesville, Virginia
category Bronze sculptures in Virginia
Equestrian statues in Virginia
Monuments and memorials to Robert E. Lee
Outdoor sculptures in Charlottesville, Virginia
country United States of America
creatorNationality American
dedicatedTo Robert E. Lee
depicts Robert E. Lee
horseback riding
military uniform
function commemorative monument
genre Confederate monument
hasPart horse sculpture
pedestal
statue of Robert E. Lee
hasType figurative sculpture
heritage Confederate States of America
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Albemarle County, Virginia
locatedInTime 20th century
location Charlottesville, Virginia
mainSubject Robert E. Lee
materialUsed bronze
namedAfter Robert E. Lee
notableFor representation of Confederate General Robert E. Lee
role in debates over Confederate monuments in Charlottesville
originallyLocatedIn Lee Park, Charlottesville, Virginia
a public park in downtown Charlottesville
publicAccess yes (while installed in the park)
sculptor Henry Merwin Shrady
subjectHasRole Confederate general
subjectOf public controversy over Confederate symbols in the United States
use public memorial

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Henry Merwin Shrady notableWork Robert Edwin Lee (Charlottesville, Virginia)