John J BoyleBenjamin Franklin PAFA alumnusUniversity of Pennsylvania - PDF document

1 John J. BoyleBenjamin Franklin, PAFA alu
John J. BoyleBenjamin Franklin, PAFA alumnusUniversity of Pennsylvania, Blanch Levy Park, between Spruce and Locust St., 34th and 36th St.Jody PintoFingerspan, PAFA faculty/alumnaWissahickon Creek trail near Livezey Dam, Fairmount ParkAlexander Milne CalderMajor General George Gordon Meade, PAFA alumnusLansdowne Drive north of Memorial Hall, West Fairmount ParkAlbert LaesslePenguins, PAFA AlumnusPhiladelphia Zoo, near Bird House entrancezoo admission (fee) required to view this sculptureTom ChimesSleeping Woman, PAFA AlumnusKelly Drive on the Schuylkill River retaining wall between “Cowboy” and “Playing Angels,” Fairmount ParkJohn J. BoyleStone Age in America, PAFA alumnusSouth of the Ellen Phillips Samuel Memorial, Kelly Drive north of Boathouse RowCharles Searles, PAFA faculty/alumnusFirst District Plaza, 3801 Market St.Alexander Stirling CalderSundial, PAFA faculty/alumnusHorticulture Center grounds (Belmont Avenue and North Horticultural Drive, West Fairmount Park)Harry RosinThe Puritan, PAFA facultySouth Terrace of Ellen Phillips Samuel Memorial (north of Boathouse Row on Kelly DriveHarry RosinThe Quaker, PAFA facultySouth Terrace of Ellen Phillips Samuel Memorial (north of Boathouse Row on Kelly Drive)Joseph A. BaillyThe Reverend Dr. John Witherspoon, PAFA facultyHorticulture Center grounds (Belmont Avenue and North Horticultural Drive, West Fairmount Park)Alexander Stirling CalderCalder Statues, PAFA faculty/alumnusPresbyterian Historical Society, 425 Lombard St.Joseph A. BaillyBenjamin Franklin, PAFA facultyInterior of the Public Ledger Building, 6th and Chestnut St.John J. BoyleJohn Christian Bullitt, PAFA alumnusCity Hall, North Plaza (Broad and Market St.)Alexander Milne CalderCity Hall, PAFA alumnusCity Hall Tower, Broad and Market St.Albert Laessle, PAFA alumnusRittenhouse Square, Walnut St. between 18th and 19th St.Paul ManshipDuck Girl, PAFA alumnusRittenhouse Square, Children’s Pool, Walnut St. between 18th and 19th St.Beatrice FentonEvelyn Taylor Price Memorial Sundial, PAFA alumnaRittenhouse Square, Walnut St. between 18th and 19th St.Joyce KozloGalla Placidia in Philadelphia and Topkapi Pullman, PAFA facultyOne Penn Center (interior), 1617 John F. K

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ennedy Blvd.Giuseppe DonatoThomas Fitzsimmons, PAFA alumnusSister Cities Park, 18th St. and Benjamin Franklin Pkwy.Albert LaessleGeneral Galusha Pennypacker Memorial, PAFA alumnusLogan Square Benjamin Franklin Pkwy. and 19th St.Paul ManshipAero Memorial, PAFA alumnusAviator Park, Benjamin Franklin Parkway and 20th St.Alexander Stirling CalderShakespeare Memorial, PAFA faculty/alumnusLogan Square, Benjamin Franklin Pkwy. between 19th and 20th St.Walker HancockAir, PAFA faculty/alumnusSchuylkill River Trail at Cherry St.Walker HancockPennsylvania Railroad War Memorial, PAFA faculty/alumnus30th str. station (interior) 30th and Market St.William RushThe Schuylkill Chained and the Schuylkill Freed, One of PAFA’s founders, Fairmount Water Works, North and South Entrance HousesWalker HancockJohn Paul Jones, PAFA faculty/alumnusWilliam M. Reilly Memorial: Revolutionary War Heroes, terrace northwest of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, at Waterworks DriveAdditional Sculptures Not Pictured on Map Map Guide pafa.org/pafa-in-philly Independence Hall Society Hill Rittenhouse Square The Franklin Institute Philadelphia Museum of Art 1 2435678910121113141516Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Philadelphia City Hall PAFA IN PHILLYexplore the city with our Philadelphia is home to more than a dozen art museums including the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA)- the oldest art museum in the city and country.Work from artists educated at PAFA can be seen at museums across the globe but you don’t need to visit far-ung museums to see wonderful works of art. PAFA in Philly is a free art experience. Lace up your walking shoes and use our map to visit public art created by PAFA artists.Did you know City Hall and the famous William Penn statue, along with 250 other pieces in the building, were designed by PAFA alumnus Alexander Milne Calder? Spend an afternoon exploring the city and learning about the public artworks from the PAFA community that beautify and enrich our blocks.This list and map are ever evolving so reach out if you would like to add a work to our PAFA in Philly map. Email digital content producer, LeAnne Matlach, with the name and location of the work and a photo.pafa.org/pafa-in-phill