Wax Abe Lincoln, it turns out, was no match for Washington’s punishing heat wave. The six-foot-tall statue of America’s 16th president, by Richmond artist Sandy Williams IV, was installed in ...

Poor old Abe Lincoln can’t even keep his head in the ... president to slouch dramatically into his chair, a picture of the artwork took off on social media, where people riffed on Lincoln ...

Perhaps Abraham Lincoln Walker invented these people and the stories that brought them together because he desired the play of recognition between human beings.

A wax sculpture of Abraham Lincoln sitting outside of a Washington D.C. elementary school is headless after it began melting during a punishing heatwave that had temperatures in the 100s.

An artist’s masterpiece wax sculpture of Abraham Lincoln, which sits outside an elementary school in Washington, D.C., has partially melted due to the sweltering heat the region experienced last ...

And if you like to visit dive bars when visiting a city you don’t call home, this one needs to be added to your list because it was an immediate addition to mine.

On a February afternoon in 1864, Abraham Lincoln stood outside the White House ... Ready to accompany him was the artist Francis B. Carpenter, who had just arrived in Washington to paint a ...