Clark Mills

Biography

Clark Mills (1815–1883) carved a distinct place in American art with his sculptures of national heroes, including the iconic equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson in Lafayette Square. His skillful work merged artistic finesse with patriotic fervor, capturing figures who shaped the nation’s story.

Mills’ sculptures remain landmarks of public memory, inviting admiration for their vitality and sense of purpose. Glenwood Cemetery preserves his legacy as visitors honor the artist whose stone and bronze creations still energize the capital.