• Gallery of Jefferson Statue photography featuring images of the striking classical interior and bronze statue.

• The image gallery showcases the larger-than-life size statue of President Jefferson and etched passages from the Declaration of Independence on the interior walls of the presidential memorial.

• Please take a look at my photograph gallery below.

• If you would like to see more of my Jefferson Statue photography at full-size and resolution and or/are interested in purchasing a photograph/s please visit my photography portfolio on Adobe Stock by clicking on the link provided : Liberty Photo Art Adobe Stock Portfolio

Please visit my photography portfolio on Adobe Stock if you would like to see more Jefferson Statue photography at full-size and resolution :

Liberty Photo Art Adobe Stock Portfolio

Interested in Jefferson Statue photography? Why not visit one of my internal photo galleries listed below :

• Thomas Jefferson Memorial
• View of the Jefferson Memorial from around the Tidal Basin
• Yoshino cherry blossom

A brief history of the presidential memorial to go alongside my Jefferson Statue photography

• It was President Franklin Delano Roosevelt who came up with the idea of a memorial to honour the third president of the United States, Thomas Jefferson.

• He believed that Jefferson was equally as important as George Washington & Abraham Lincoln.

• The memorial was designed in a classical style with circular colonnade by John Russell Pope in recognition of Jefferson bringing the style to the country, the memorial was dedicated in 1943.

• The memorial structure houses the bronze statue of Thomas Jefferson sculpted by Rudulph Evans which was originally a plaster version, until it was recast in bronze after Wolrd War II.

• The statue shows Jefferson looking straight towards the White House.

• Etched on the inner walls of the memorial are Jefferson's words from the Declaration of Independence & other writings.

• This gallery showcases the domed & colonnaded Thomas Jefferson Memorial styled on the "Pantheon" in Rome.

• The presidential memorial is dedicated to one of the most important of the American "Founding Fathers" and the author of the Declaration of Independence.