For 10 points, name this sculpture that sits near the Old North Bridge, a work by Daniel Chester French commemorating soldiers of the Revolutionary War.
Two years prior the sculptor of this work created a 27-inch model that allowed him to easily win approval for this larger work, which was made possible by a donation from the estate of Ebenezer Hubbard. It was based in part on sketches of the descendants of Isaac Davis as well as the artist's viewing of the Apollo Belvedere. The figure depicted has thrown off his coat onto the structure on which his left hand rests and is seen with rolled up shirt sleeves. Two features distinguishing it from nearby copies are the subject's hat and the plow to his left. On the front of this sculpture's base is an inscription that begins "By the rude bridge that arched the flood." For 10 points, name this sculpture that sits near the Old North Bridge, a work by Daniel Chester French commemorating soldiers of the Revolutionary War.
Two years prior the sculptor of this work created a 27-inch model that allowed him to easily win approval for this larger work, which was made possible by a donation from the estate of Ebenezer Hubbard.
the Concord Minute Man (make sure that they say the singular; prompt on "Concord" monument or statue)