"Energy In Response," 1924

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"Energy In Response," 1924
Henry Hering's bronze statue "Energy in Response" is located outside of the employee entrance to the bank on Superior Avenue. The statue was meant to be symbolic of the Federal Reserve and its workers, representing a man at the peak of physical development whose actions were guided by intelligence.

Image courtesy of Cleveland State University Special Collections
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