Sculpture
Forest Park
In 1893, French was a founding member of the National Sculpture Society, and he became…
Forest Park
In 1893, French was a founding member of the National Sculpture Society, and he became…
Forest Park
This nineteen-foot-tall sculpture of an African elephant rearing up was installed beneath a honey locust…
Forest Park
One of a series of stainless steel trees that Paine executed for city parks, Placebo’s placement is…
Forest Park
The symbolic statue is the companion to Daniel Chester French’s Sculpture. The pieces were originally produced…
Forest Park
The original Forest Park bandstand, or music pagoda, was a wooden structure that stood on…
Forest Park
The Musician’s Memorial and Fountain commemorates the services of Owen Miller and Otto Ostendorf, both members of…
Forest Park
William Timym (pronounced “Tim”) was an artist whose most well known work is probably the…
Forest Park
Dedicated July 23, 1989, this Korean War Memorial commemorates the 54,246 Americans who died in the Korean…
Forest Park
Joie de Vivre, which means “joy of living” in French, was done in 1927 at…
Forest Park
Year Completed: 1964 Owner: City of St. Louis Donor: Readers of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Forest Park
Born in Copenhagen, Denmark, Carl Mose was an art professor at Saint Louis University. He…
Forest Park
Embedded in the sidewalk around the Missouri History Museum are twenty-two History Underfoot panels that consist of…