US Army War College considers removing prints depicting Robert E. Lee, Confederate generals By Fox News Published December 18, 2013 11:52am EST | Updated November 29, 2015 12:05am EST ...

The statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee that once stood in Charlottesville ... down" to become a new piece of public art. Footage of Lee’s likeness being melted went viral across ...

Robert E. Lee to an African American heritage center, which plans to melt down the statue and turn into a piece of public art. The bronze equestrian statue of Lee, which featured prominently in ...

Robert E. Lee that was once at the center of the ... a project dedicated to transforming the controversial Lee statue into public art. She told CNN the group has chosen to withhold the name ...

Robert E. Lee that was once at the center of the ... a project dedicated to transforming the controversial Lee statue into public art. She told CNN the group has chosen to withhold the name ...

Robert E. Lee, which was removed from Charlottesville, Va.'s, Market Street Park in 2021, has been melted down so that it can be turned into a new art installation. The initiative to repurpose the ...

Robert E. Lee, the removal of which ... to announce that we’ve melted the Lee statue,” Schmidt said, to applause. She later added: “Creativity and art can express democratic, inclusive ...

Robert E. Lee that was a focal point of a deadly white nationalist protest in 2017 has been melted down and will be repurposed into new works of art. The Jefferson School African American Heritage ...

We’ll never forget the hunk of metal that once was Charlottesville’s monument to Robert E. Lee. We’ll always be reminded of it when we see the new art it gave way to. And I view that as a ...

Artist Bryce Cobbs unveiled a life ... previously named Lee Plaza after Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee. A statue of Lee was removed from the site after being toppled over in 2020 in the wake ...

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