Statues, Public art

[SausalitoDog]

James Galworthy @ Presidio San Francisco

 

[bidnez]

I know where you were😀

 

[MV72]

Same old ladies, different side...;-)

 

[Kenj8246]

Fishing eagle in local park.


Fishing eagle sculpture by kenj8246, on Flickr

Kenny

 

[siracusa]

 

[Richard G]

Henry Bastow, the architect of the public schools like the one behind him. I don't know the sculptor. I'll look for that next time I go there.

 

[siracusa]

 

[MV72]

 

[kmallick]

 

[tstermitz]

Portuguese Tunamen's Memorial, San Diego Bay

Portuguese Tunamen's Memorial, San Diego Bay

Tunamen's Memorial - Honoring those that built an industry and remembering those that departed this harbor in the sun and did not return.-Anthony Mascarenhas

 

[tstermitz]

But, I also like this crop:

 

[tjh]

Tom

 

[Addy101]

 

[Gabriel M.A.]

41 posts of photos of public art / sculpture and NO ONE thinks to credit the artists who made these pieces. Wow.

I know! We're all scumbags who deserve to be told out.

Oh, wait...some of us don't know the name of the artist(s) who made these pieces because it happens that nobody thought of putting a plaque nearby giving credit and/or title to the public.

Shame on us. 😱 Shame shame shame on us.

 

[Addy101]

Okay, I'll put the name to the picture: The bronze statue of the domkanunnik Hugo Wstinc (14th century) was made in 1913 by Jan Hendrik Brom. But since it is public art, there is no need to name the artist... imho of course.

On topic, another picture of the same statue:

 

[kokoshawnuff]

A few from Chicago:

 

[Mlehrman]

Brooklyn Museum

Metropolitan Museum of Art

 

[taskoni]

 

[filmtwit]

 

[ChipMcD]

Untitled by AmSteinsgraben, on Flickr