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DescriptionAtlantes by ((Karl Bitter)) - now in Indianapolis IN USA.jpeg	English: Atlantes, by architectural sculptor Karl Bitter for the St. Paul Building, at 220 Broadway, New York City in 1898. Removed before bldg. demo in the 1950s, and installed on a reproduction of the façade of the building’s entry in Holliday Park, Indianapolis, Indiana, U.S. The Atlantes statues, called “the Races of Man” represented the African-American, Asian, and Caucasian races laboring together as they appeared to hold the NYC skyscraper on their backs.
Date	2007 ? - Building built in 1898 (26 March 2012 (original upload date))
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Author	Karl Bitter  (1867–1915)     Alternative names Karl T. F. Bitter; Karl Theodore Bitter; Karl Theodore Francis Bitter; Karl T. Bitter Description Austrian sculptor Date of birth/death 6 December 1867  9 April 1915  Location of birth/death Vienna New York City Work period 1893 –1913  Work location New York City (1889)  Authority file : Q114552 VIAF: 21103086 ISNI: 0000000066862595 ULAN: 500012278 LCCN: n85031594 GND: 138653666 WorldCat creator QS:P170,Q114552 Photograph: Carptrash / Carptrash at English Wikipedia

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