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Anne Whitney's "Leif Eriksson": A Brahmin Response to Christopher Columbus

bas-reliefs, one depicting Eriksson ascending a steep mountain, his pose mirroring that of the statue. Opposite, he recounts his tales in a massive dining hall (fig. 2). The elaborate red sandstone pedestal, embellished with a runic inscription and a "Viking" interlace, fancifully recreates an Icelandic vessel, with the head of a sea monster forming the bow of the ship and its tail (later removed) the stern. Dolphin heads terminate the four corners of the base. The