A little piece of late-Renaissance Italy by Pietro Tacca at the University of Minnesota.
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This two-piece sculpture sits prominently atop a small hill in Saint Anthony Village.
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Tags: Minnesota Rocks! Posted in Sakari Peltola, Sculpture | No Comments »
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Theodore Wirth, one of the most instrumental individuals in Minneapolis Parks history, is immortalized along with children he strived to serve.
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Tags: children, Golf, Minneapolis, Parks, Theodore Wirth, Wirth Parkway Posted in Bill Rains, Sculpture | No Comments »
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Antoinette and James welcome you to the Harrison Neighborhood of North Minneapolis.
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Tags: 55, Antoinette and James, Frees-Kluth, Harrison Neighborhood, penn avenue Posted in Jane Frees-Kluth, Sculpture | No Comments »
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Minnesota’s twenty-second governor is immortalized along the state highway that bears his name.
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Tags: 55, Brioschi, Floyd Olson, governor, olson memorial parkway, penn avenue Posted in Amerigo Brioschi, Sculpture | No Comments »
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A statue of Abraham Lincoln proudly stands in the Victory Neighborhood of North Minneapolis.
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Tags: abraham lincoln, bachman, north minneapolis, victory Posted in Max Bachman, Sculpture | No Comments »
Monday, December 21st, 2009
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This spherical work of art by metal sculpture artist James Brenner is a construction of layered steel plates, sculpted glass, and light in Jackson Square Park.
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Monday, December 14th, 2009
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Come Back by Aleksandar Maric was installed at the Pierre Bottineau Library in 2005 as a key artistic feature to a popular local library.
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Monday, December 7th, 2009
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Generation by Elizabeth Gleason Thompson is a 1979 sculpture that commemorates the hundreds of people buried at the free “potter’s field” of St. Anthony Township (now St. Anthony Village). While many of the tombstones have sunk into the ground, been removed or have crumbled away, this sculpture serves as enduring figure of the history of this acre of land.
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Monday, November 30th, 2009
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This 25-ton Pioneer sculpture by John K. Daniels is waiting for a permanent home in Minneapolis.
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Tags: BF Nelson, Minneapolis, northeast, pioneers Posted in John Karl Daniels, Sculpture | No Comments »
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