The central subject sits in a chair with his arms on the rests.
Its South Hall contains a painting depicting Justice with two golden wings that spans the entire mural. Originally, the front of this work of art was going to contain six equestrian statues and thirty-one pedestrian statues, but the final design included only the names of 36 states at the top of this work's front. Though the entire complex was designed by Henry Bacon, its centerpiece was commissioned in 1920 and was completed by Daniel Chester French. The central subject sits in a chair with his arms on the rests. To his left and right he is flanked by a copy of the Gettysburg Address and his second inaugural address. For 10 points, name this memorial honoring our 16th president.
Its South Hall contains a painting depicting Justice with two golden wings that spans the entire mural.
Lincoln Memorial [accept obvious equivalents]