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"Man Controlling Trade," two sculptures of horses restrained by men in front of the Federal Trade Commission on 6th Street between Pennsylvania and Constitution Avenues, N.W., were designed in the late 1930's by American artist Michael Lantz (1908-1988) and completed in 1942. The stonecutter was Jakob Schwalb, president of the Washington Sängerbund from 1936 to 1937 and 1946 to 1951. [Note: image above is the sculpture on the Pennsylvania Avenue side].

Read more and see a scale model at the Smithsonian American Art Museum web site.

   
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"Man Controlling Trade," (sculpture on Constitution Avenue side).


Inscription "Michael Lantz 1942".