Who created the bust of Abraham Lincoln in the crypt?

The bust of Abraham Lincoln in the crypt of the Capitol was indeed created by Gutzon Borglum. He is widely recognized for his monumental works, the most famous being Mount Rushmore. Borglum's approach to sculpture often emphasized strong forms and expressive features, which are evident in his Lincoln bust. The work was completed in 1908 and represents one of Borglum's early significant projects that contributed to his national prominence as a sculptor.

Daniel Chester French, Augustus Saint-Gaudens, and Henry Bacon, while accomplished artists in their own right, are associated with other notable works related to Lincoln and other national figures. For example, Daniel Chester French is known for the larger-than-life seated statue of Abraham Lincoln in the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. Augustus Saint-Gaudens created the famous statue of Lincoln that stands in Chicago, and Henry Bacon was the architect who designed the Lincoln Memorial itself.