OT: Daniel Chester French's models (Columbia's Alma Mater, etc.)

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This is off-topic, but I'm researching Daniel Chester French's models.
French's most famous work is Lincoln in Washington, D.C. His most popular model,
perhaps, was Audrey Munson (who I rediscovered).
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Audrey Munson's long-lost film PURITY will be shown at the University of
California-Santa Barbara on November 20th, and I'm trying to bring it to NYC. On
Google Answers a few weeks ago, I was told that the model for Daniel Chester
French's Four Continents Group at NY's Bowling Green (Customs House), thought
to  be modeled by Audrey Munson, is Violet Blossom Conrad.
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I'd like also to know the model for Daniel Chester French's "Alma Mater" at
Columbia University. I read somewhere (did I post it here?) that it was  posed
for by a Ziegfeld Follies star. I thought the newly digitized BARNARD
BULLETIN would have this info, but I can't find it.
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I'm also curious about the model for Daniel Chester French's "The  Republic,"
the huge statue at Chicago's 1893 Columbian Exposition.
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Artists' models were seldom recorded, but newspaper obituaries mention  these
things--and newspapers can now be searched. I recently discovered an  Audrey
Munson competitor named Jesseca Penn. "Dudie" Baird is another model who
posed for famous NYC sculptures (Diana on the old Madison Square Garden).
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Sorry for the OT.