A 14-foot-tall, sardonic statue of Thomas Jefferson, named 'Bronze Tom', steps out from the School of Journalism at Columbia University in Manhattan, New York. Created by the New York-based foundry, Roman Bronze Works, in 1914, the statue was modeled in plaster in 1901. Known informally as Columbia's Bronze Tom, it's no joking matter.
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