InventoryCollection Number: 17185Building: Central LibraryCurrent Location: Missouri Valley Room Floor: 5th Object DescriptionArtist: Eugene L. DaubArtist Dates: 1942 - PresentArtist Nationality: American Object Type: SculptureDetails: This is a bronze sculpture of the Lewis and Clark Expedition team. Framed: NoLength: 27.5 inchesWidth: 27.5 inchesHeight: 25.5 inchesDescription: This bronze sculpture of the Lewis and Clark Expedition team includes Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, York, Sacagawea, and Lewis's Newfoundland dog, Seaman (listed on the artist's website). The group rests atop a rocky base while looking out in all directions and observing what lies ahead. Lewis and Clark are in the midst of consulting their instruments and each other. The team stands alone, facing what the viewer's imagination reads as the uncharted Frontier in the space around the sculpture. They appear cautious, yet brave, and together convey the essence of discovery. Reproduce the Work in Library publications/publicity, including film or videotape: YesMake slides or videotapes for educational use: YesPermit the general public to photograph the work : Yes