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ALEXANDER, an Amer- His chief work was the great fountain 1799; was lieutenant-colonel of engineers at the Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893, which was adorned by 27 figures.
His statue of Diana, exhibited at Paris, and his statue of Nathan Hale, now in the City Hall Park, New York, have been greatly admired. His other works include three life-size bronze angels, at St. Paul's Church, New York, statue to James S. T. Stranahan, Brooklyn, statues to Generals Slocum and McClellan, Bacchante with infant, equestrian statuette of Theodore Roosevelt.