Campus Sculpture Tour

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A highlight of Penn’s University Art Collection is a distinguished collection of outdoor sculpture. Representing a broad range of styles and periods – from the 19th century to contemporary – this renowned group of sculptures is installed throughout campus. Browse this online gallery to view the sculpture collection, or check out the public art on Penn’s interactive campus map.

Campus Sculpture Tour

Alexander Archipenko, King Solomon, 1963

Harry Bertoia, Homage to Performing Arts, 1975

Karl Bitter, Dr. William Pepper, 1895

Andrea Blum, Plateau, 2005

John J. Boyle, Benjamin Franklin, 1899

John J. Boyle, Charles Lennig, 1900

Jason Burgess, Elation: in Red, 2015

Alexander Calder, Jerusalem Stabile, 1976

Agustin Cárdenas, Antillean Couple, 1957

Chiurazzi, Borghese Faun/ Dancing Satyr on White marble base

Thom Cooney Crawford, Homage to Georgia O'Keefe, 1986

Robert Engman, Quadrature #1, ca. 1977

Robert Engman and Students, Peace Symbol, 1969

Beatrice Fenton, Pan With Sundial, 1938

Robin Fredenthal, Black Forest (Polyhedron Forms), ca. 1977

Bathsheba L Grossman, Eltanin, 1992

Jenny Holzer, 125 Years, 2003

Bryan Hunt, Double Lake Falls, 2002

Frank Lynn Jenkins, Charles Custis Harrison, 1925

Billie Lawless, Life Savers, 1982

Simone Leigh, Brick House, 2019

Alexander Liberman, Covenant, 1974

Mark Lueders, The Kelly Family Gates, 2003

George Lundeen, Benjamin Franklin, 1987

Robert Tait McKenzie, Edgar Fahs Smith, 1925

Robert Tait McKenzie, Youthful Franklin, 1914

Claes Oldenburg & Coosje van Bruggen, Split Button, 1981

Ephraim Peleg, Six Triangles, 1983

Stephen Porter, Construction for Outdoors #7, 1987

Ernest Shaw, Pyramid, 1975

Ernest Shaw, Shongun XXII, 1978

Anthony Smith, We Lost, 1966

Alexander Stirling Calder, America, 1931

Alexander Stirling Calder, Asia, 1931

Alexander Stirling Calder, Europe, 1931

Alexander Stirling Calder, Scholar and Football Player, 1900

Lawrence Tenney Stevens, Harrison John (Chemist), 1934

Love, ca. 1966