Wisconsin State Capitol - Images

Images

  • Wisconsin statue by Daniel Chester French

  • East pediment by Bitter

  • South pediment by Weinman

  • West pediment by Bitter

  • North pediment by Piccirilli

  • Knowledge, NE group, Bitter

  • Faith, SE group, Bitter

  • Strength, SW group, Bitter

  • Prosperity and Abundance, NW group, Bitter

  • Columns of the south facade

  • Under the dome

  • Southeast entrance

  • Rotunda floor

  • Dome interior

  • East side during Concerts on the Square

  • Capitol from Lake Mendota

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