Lincoln and Douglas in Debate Sculpture         

The Lincoln and Douglas in Debate sculpture depicts the part of the 1858 debate between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen P. Douglas that established the Freeport Doctrine.  A seated Lincoln portrays quiet strength as he listens to the reply to his question of popular sovereignty by Douglas, standing emphatic with arm outstreched. The monument below is located at original debate site, Debate Square, Freeport, IL.

Item #1:  Lincoln and Douglas Figure Group (SPIN VIEW)                    

Lincoln and Douglas in Debate Bronze Statue   by LilyTolpo 

• Douglas Figure:

4x4x11 inches high

• Lincoln Seated Figure:

4 inchesW  5 inches D  9 inches H    

• Base:

9 1/2 inches x  7 3/4 inches x 1/2  inch 

Price:  

Metal Bronze:    plus shipping

Resin Bronze: $850  plus factory ship: $50

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Pedestal: optional

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Washington, D.C. Oval Office, 1994:  

The most celebrated sculpture by Lily Tolpo is the Lincoln-Douglas Joint Debate of 1858 sculpture for the city of Freeport, Illinois, at the original debate site, Debate Square. Celebration of the debate was captured by a  C-Span documentary and a bronze model presented to the President Bill Clinton White House.

Lincoln art by Tolpo was recipient of the prestigious Illinois State Order of Lincoln Award, given to Lily Tolpo in 2009.

    Original 1858 debate site

   Debate Square, Freeport, IL