Pershing Park

... maintained and played forward.

And the World War I memorial is, doesn't, it, it doesn't look like something done 500 years ago.

It looks connected-

Mm-hmm

Do you...

Are you trying to, to idealiz- idealize the human form, or do you try to portray it in every aspect of, of realism, wrinkles, everything, the way it appears to the n- the eye, so to speak?

I definitely have a connection to Hellenistic art in, in, in, in especially the World War I memorial-

Mm-hmm

He received the Distinguished Service Cross for courage and devotion to duty on that day, and he's the only soldier buried at Flanders Field who lost his life in 1917.

His name is also memorialized at the Harvard World War I Memorial, and he was actually the first American officer to be killed in combat.

A third... individual, which has special connections, is Theodore Todd.

He was born in Bedford Park, New York, in 1889.

He was the brother of Archibald McLeish, who I actually just – In the spring, I wrote a little podcast episode because he had a very famous poem, The Young Dead Soldiers Do Not Speak.

Yes.

Part of that poem is now on the World War I Memorial in D.C. Ah,

right.