Architectural Sculpture
- 1923 Lincoln Life Insurance Building, Fort Wayne, IN
- 1931 Education Building, Harrisburg, PA
- 1932 British Empire Building at Rockefeller Center, Manhattan
- 1933 Pediment, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, PA
- 1934 Justice Department Building, Washington, DC, (50+ separate sculptural elements)
- 1936 Kansas City City Hall Kansas City, MO
- 1938 Finance Building, Harrisburg, PA
- 1939 Two stone pylons, Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn, NY
- 1941 Dauphin County Courthouse, (exterior and interior), Harrisburg, PA
- 1950 Fulton County Building Annex, Atlanta, Georgia
- 1940 West Virginia State Office Building, Charleston, WV
- 1954 Two panels inside the White House, Washington, DC
- 1964 Two monumental figures for the Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, DC
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