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The Fruit of the Spirit

(2018-2020)

by Moe Brooker (1940 - 2022)

William J. Green Jr. Federal Building, 600 Arch Street

Loosely brushed blocks of color, white chalky patches and lines, and confetti-like patterns are layered over larger fields of color, and these forms are framed by sections of stripes and checkerboard grids. To Brooker, the checkerboard, seen in many of his paintings, represents “options, possibilities, and what could happen.”

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Clothespin

(1976)

by Claes Oldenburg (1929 - 2022)

Centre Square Plaza, 15th and Market Streets

Facing City Hall tower with its sculpture of William Penn, Clothespin has the jolting and humorous effect of a familiar object seen out of context.

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John Christian Bullitt

(1907)

by John J. Boyle (1851 - 1917)

City Hall, North Plaza (Broad and Market Streets)

An attorney and civic leader, John Christian Bullitt drafted the “Bullitt Bill” which would later become Philadelphia’s City Charter.

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Giuseppe Verdi

(1907)

by Ettore Ferrari (1845 - 1931)

Horticulture Center grounds (Belmont Avenue and North Horticultural Drive, West Fairmount Park)

A gift of the Italian Colony of Philadelphia in 1907, this was the second monument given by Italian-Americans to the City.

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General George McClellan

(1891)

by Henry Jackson Ellicott (1847 - 1901)

City Hall, North Plaza (John F. Kennedy Boulevard and N Broad Street)

Though trained as an engineer, McClellan was best known for his military activities during the Civil War. He had the reputation of being a brilliant but sometimes overly cautious general.

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Playing Angels

(1950)

by Carl Milles (1875 - 1955)

Kelly Drive at Fountain Green Drive

Three slim angels concentrate raptly on their music as they hover above the grass along Kelly Drive. The work of Swedish-born artist Carl Milles, they are casts from a group of originals from the Millesgården in Stockholm, Sweden.

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Franz Schubert

(1891)

by Henry Baerer (1837 - 1908)

Horticulture Center grounds (Belmont Avenue and North Horticultural Drive, West Fairmount Park)

This bronze monument, which honors an important Austrian composer was awarded to the United German Singers of Philadelphia at the 16th National Saengerfest.

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Night

(1872)

by Edward Stauch (1830 - ?)

Horticulture Center grounds (Belmont Avenue and North Horticultural Drive, West Fairmount Park)

This allegorical bronze cast depicts descending nightfall as a shrouded woman. It was the first gift to the Fairmount Park Art Association (now the Association for Public Art).

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Abraham Lincoln

(1871)

by Randolph Rogers (1825 - 1892)

Kelly and Sedgely Drives

Philadelphia was one of the first cities in the nation to erect a monument to Lincoln after he was assassinated.

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General Galusha Pennypacker Memorial

(1934)

by Albert Laessle (1877 - 1954)

Logan Square Benjamin Franklin Parkway and 19th Street

Galusha Pennypacker, a native of Chester County, Pennsylvania, became at age 22 the youngest general to serve in the Civil War.