Uncover the compelling visual language of labor in American sculpture. This crucial study examines how monuments from 1880–1935 shaped perceptions of manliness and the work ethic during a period of immense industrial change. Explore the often-overlooked sculptural representations of workers and their significance in defining American identity and cultural values. An essential read for students and enthusiasts of art history, American studies, and visual culture in India, it offers profound insights into the intersection of art, labor, and society.