List of public art in Savannah, Georgia
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This is a list of public art in Savannah, Georgia, in the United States. This list applies only to works of public art on permanent display in an outdoor public space. For example, this does not include artwork in museums. Public art may include sculptures, statues, monuments, memorials, murals, and mosaics.
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Image | Title / subject | Location and coordinates | Date | Artist / designer | Type | Material | Dimensions | Designation | Owner / administrator | Wikidata | Notes |
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![]() More images | African-American Monument | River Street 32°04′54″N 81°05′27″W / 32.081711°N 81.090884°W / 32.081711; -81.090884 (African-American Monument) | 2002 | Dorothy Spradley | Monument | Bronze | City of Savannah | Q105592675 | |||
![]() More images | Casimir Pulaski Monument | Monterey Square 32°04′17″N 81°05′41″W / 32.07135°N 81.09480°W / 32.07135; -81.09480 (Casimir Pulaski Monument) | Robert E. Launitz | Monument | City of Savannah | Q14686606 | |||||
![]() More images | Civil War Memorial | Forsyth Park 32°4′2.0388″N 81°5′46.7808″W / 32.067233000°N 81.096328000°W / 32.067233000; -81.096328000 (Civil War Memorial) | Robert Reid David Richards | Memorial | Sandstone Bronze | City of Savannah | Q96250643 | ||||
![]() | The Georgia Volunteer | Forsyth Park 32°3′53.6″N 81°5′50″W / 32.064889°N 81.09722°W / 32.064889; -81.09722 (The Georgia Volunteer) | Theo Alice Ruggles Kitson | Monument | City of Savannah | Q7739671 | Reproduction of The Hiker statue. | ||||
![]() More images | James Oglethorpe Monument | Chippewa Square 32°4′32.7″N 81°5′35.4″W / 32.075750°N 81.093167°W / 32.075750; -81.093167 (James Oglethorpe Monument) | Daniel Chester French Henry Bacon | Monument | City of Savannah | Q101584159 | |||||
![]() More images | Nathanael Greene Monument | Johnson Square 32°4′47.7″N 81°5′29.7″W / 32.079917°N 81.091583°W / 32.079917; -81.091583 (Nathanael Greene Monument) | William Strickland | Monument | Granite | City of Savannah | Q100500284 | ||||
![]() More images | Telfair Academy statues | Telfair Academy 32°4′43.5″N 81°5′42″W / 32.078750°N 81.09500°W / 32.078750; -81.09500 (Telfair Academy statues) | 1886 | Viktor Oskar Tilgner | Statues | Limestone | Telfair Museums | Located in front of the Telfair Academy, these five statues were unveiled during the opening of the Telfair Museums. They consist of representations of Phidias, Michelangelo, Peter Paul Rubens, Rembrandt, and Raphael.[1] | |||
![]() More images | William Jasper Monument | Madison Square 32°4′25″N 81°5′38″W / 32.07361°N 81.09389°W / 32.07361; -81.09389 (William Jasper Monument) | Alexander Doyle | Monument | Bronze Granite | City of Savannah | Q99586914 | ||||
![]() More images | William Washington Gordon Monument | Wright Square 32°4′41″N 81°5′32″W / 32.07806°N 81.09222°W / 32.07806; -81.09222 (William Washington Gordon Monument) | Henry Van Brunt Frank M. Howe | Monument | Granite Marble | City of Savannah | Q100332269 |
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References
- ^ "The Story of Telfair Academy's Iconic Sculptures » Telfair Museums". Telfair Museums. Retrieved November 28, 2020.