Notable American Architectural Sculptors
- Karl Bitter
- Caspar Buberl
- Rene Paul Chambellan
- Ulric Ellerhusen
- Marshall Fredericks
- Daniel Chester French
- C. Paul Jennewein
- Lee Lawrie
- Carl Milles
- Corrado Parducci
- J. Massey Rhind
- Ulysses Ricci
- Edward Wagner
- Adolph Alexander Weinman
- Lyndon Stromberg
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