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New entries and new pictures of existing entries added between August 23, 2011 and February 24, 2012.

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	24th and Poplar Mosaic Isaiah Zagar * abstract partial people, pair of people, fish * inscription: This is the day the lord hath made * Wall. Southeast corner, 24th and Poplar. * 39.972175,-75.175850 [map] * On the Fairmount tour. * Other exhibits: Religious * See also: +philadelphiasmagicgardens.org
	Mary * statue of Mary * small standing person, head covered, rosary * North side of St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church. East side of 13th between Chestnut and Market. * 39.951300,-75.161275 [map] * On the Convention District tour. * Other exhibits: Religious * See also: +St. John's
	Mary * statue of Mary * standing person, kneeling person, head covering, rosary * Archdiocese. Parking lot, Southwest corner, 17th and Vine. * 39.958125,-75.167450 [map] * On the Franklin Town tour. * Other exhibits: Religious * See also: +Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia
	Patrick Ward Memorial Park * In memory of Hugo T. Caroselli, David F. Jones, Joe L. Kelly Sr., Joseph E. Shubiak and Patrick E. Ward * actual US and POW flags, keystone, headshot, hat * Many of the names are initials or nicknames. I've called out here the names that were most obvious and complete. * inscription: In memory of Sp./4 Patrick E. Ward Killed in Vietnam Aug. 22, 1968 And to all the men and women of the neighborhood who gave their today for our tomorrow Hugo "Hugie" T. Caroselli 1920-2010 The Mayor of 24th and Aspen Hugo proudly served as a Staff Sergent in the US Army Air Corps during WWII. Hugo was a founder and dedicated overseer of Patrick Ward Memorial Park Hugo will always be remembered for his generosity, wisdom, wit, and especially for his kindness. Hugo's undying commitment to his wife Anna, his family, his community, his church and his country made him a hero to any who knew him. Hugie will always live in our hearts. PFC David F. Jones Serial Number 33583089 Company A 32nd Infantry Regiment U.S. Army Korea Born Jan. 5, 1923 Died Dec. 2, 1948 David F. Jones, 771 N. 24th St., Phila. PA (1941 to 1943) served our country during World War II and Korea. David served in the China-India-Burma Campaign during WWII (1943 to 1946) then served in Korea 1948 where he was one of the first Americans killed Dec. 2, 1948 Sp 4 Joseph E. Shubiak 1947-1967 in memory of Joe L. Kelly Sr. Born March 11, 1929 Died August 5, 2001 Served in US Army June 10, 1951 to June 14, 1953. Served as commander St. Francis Xavier C.W.V. Post 1020 for 32 years. A loving husband and father. Helped maintain Ward Park. Always worked for Fairmount. Sadly he will be missed. * Northwest corner, 24th and Aspen. * 39.968800,-75.176900 [map] * On the Fairmount tour. * Other exhibits: War
	Shofuso Japanese Lanterns * lanterns * visible through the fence along Belmont Drive * Shofuso Japanese House and Garden. Belmont Drive between Horticulture and Lansdowne. * 39.981200,-75.212800 [map] * On the West Park tour. * See also: +shofuso.com
	The Gates of Hell Auguste Rodin, 1880 - 1917 * groups of people, partial, standing, sitting, kneeling, crouching, and horizontal, furniture, rocks * Entrance. Rodin Museum. North side of the Parkway between 21st and 22nd. * 39.961850,-75.174050 [map] * On the Parkway tour. * Other exhibits: Religious * See also: +bronze-gallery.com's Auguste Rodin page +Rodin Museum
	The Burghers of Calais Auguste Rodin, 1884 - 1895 (cast 1925) * group of people standing * moved outside 2011 * East side of the Rodin Museum. North side of the Parkway between 21st and 22nd. * 39.961800,-75.173750 [map] * On the Parkway tour. * Other exhibits: Moved * See also: +bronze-gallery.com's Auguste Rodin page +Rodin Museum
	St. Anthony Club Cherubs Wilson Eyre, 1888 * small partial, horizontal cherubs * Wall. West side of 22nd, North of Chestnut. * 39.952900,-75.177050 [map] * On the Rittenhouse Square tour. * Other exhibits: Religious * See also: +philadelphiabuildings.org entry +The Wilson Eyre Collection at upenn.edu
	Joseph Haydn Idusch and Son, 1906 (presented as an award) * Bust of Joseph Haydn * head * inscription: Grand Prize awarded to the United Singers of Philadelphia * Southeast corner of the East end loop of the Horticulture Center. Horticulture Drive, East of Belmont. * 39.983040,-75.208625 [map] * On the West Park tour. * See also: +wikipedia.org's Joseph Haydn page
	Rodin Museum Fountain Paul Philippe Cret, 1929 * small head, fountain * In front of the Rodin Museum. North side of the Parkway between 21st and 22nd. * 39.961750,-75.174150 [map] * On the Parkway tour. * See also: +The Paul Philippe Cret Collection at upenn.edu +Rodin Museum
	Girl with Basin Edward Fenno Hoffman III, 1960 (date on base) * small standing person, basin * accessible when the gate is open, visible through the fence when it isn't * Benjamin Rush Medicinal Plant Garden, South side of the Mutter Museum. East side of 22nd, North of Chestnut. * 39.953000,-75.176400 [map] * On the Rittenhouse Square tour. * See also: +picture of this piece from ilovefiguresculpture.com +Edward Fenno Hoffman III Papers at Syracuse University +ilovefiguresculpture.com's Edward Fenno Hoffman III page +College of Physicians (Mutter Museum)
	Untitled Wall Sculpture George Sugarman, 1972 (approximate) * abstract * Visible through the window * Interior. Albert M. Greenfield School. South side of Chestnut, West of 22nd. * 39.952400,-75.177500 [map] * On the Rittenhouse Square tour. * See also: +georgesugarman.com +Greenfield
	Ice Robinson Fredenthal, 1973 * abstract frozen water * Usually open, visible through the window when not * In the concourse stairwell. 1234 Market. Southeast corner 13th and Market. * 39.951900,-75.161300 [map] * On the Convention District tour. * See also: +robinfredenthal.com
	Water Robinson Fredenthal, 1973 * big abstract water * Usually open, visible through the window when not * In the lobby. 1234 Market. South side of Market, East of 13th. * 39.951800,-75.160700 [map] * On the Convention District tour. * See also: +robinfredenthal.com
	The Tableau 1986 * Representations of Adam, David, Eve, Isaiah and The Magi * groups of people, standing people, furniture, sitting people, headgear, staffs, crutch, tools, Earth, sun, moon, planets, stars, water, buildings, plants, lion, lamb, food, serpent, symbols * Includes a representation of City Hall and William Penn * inscription: A series of 8 Sculptured Murals commissioned by Monsigner Charles V. Devlin, PA, in 1986. The first half of the tableau tells a story via excerpts from biblical history from the creation of the world to the birth of Jesus Christ: I. Creation II. Expulsion from the Garden of Eden III. The Prophet Isaiah prophesying the Messiah IV. King David V. The Three Wisemen of the Epiphnany The second half depicts the mission of St. John the Evangelist Church and how we can all continue the mystery of God's love by caring for the needs of: VI. The sick VII. The homeless and needy VIII. The imprisoned "For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was naked and you clothed me, ...I was ill and you comforted me, in prison and you came to visit me." * North side of St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church. East side of 13th between Chestnut and Market. * 39.951300,-75.161300 [map] * On the Convention District tour. * Other exhibits: Religious * See also: +wikipedia.org's Adam page +wikipedia.org's David page +wikipedia.org's Eve page +wikipedia.org's Isaiah page +wikipedia.org's Magi page +St. John's
	St. Elizabeth Catholic Church Crucifixion 1993 (installed? year St. Elizabeth was closed) * statue of Jesus * small group of people standing and crucified, kneeling, with headgear * I have no information about the relationship between the statues and St. Elizabeth Catholic Church, or who the three women are * inscription: St. Elizabeth Catholic Church founded 1872 * Archdiocese. Parking lot, Northwest corner, 17th and Race. * 39.956950,-75.167700 [map] * On the Franklin Town tour. * Other exhibits: Religious, Unidentified * See also: +phillychurchproject.com blog entry with picture of St. Elizabeth Catholic Church +phillychurchproject.com page for St. Veronica that mentions the destruction of St. Elizabeth +Archdiocese listing for St. Elizabeth +ushistory.org mention of the laying of the cornerstone of St. Elizabeth +Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia
	Finding Home Kathryn Pannepacker, Joshua Sarantitis, 2011 * big idea, hands and partial standing people, loom, headgear * inscription: in visible dignity * Wall. North side of Ludlow across from St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church. East side of 13th between Chestnut and Market. * 39.951450,-75.161275 [map] * On the Convention District tour. * See also: + buildabridge.org article about this piece +kpannepacker.com +hzgstudio.org +St. John's
	Grumman Greenhouse Jordan Griska, 2011 * big real airplane, recycled containers, real plants * inscription: Grumman S2F Tracker, Polycarbonate, Soil, Recycled Containers, Plants Plants courtesy of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society * Lenfest Plaza. Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. West side of Broad, North of Arch. * 39.955400,-75.163725 [map] * On the Convention District tour. * Other exhibits: Peace and Love * See also: +jordangriska.com +Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
	Paint Torch Claes Oldenburg, 2011 * big paintbrush, torch * lights up at night * Plaza. Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. West side of Broad, North of Arch. * 39.955350,-75.163200 [map] * On the Convention District tour. * See also: +oldenburgvanbruggen.com +Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
	St. John's Fire Memorial 2011 * In memory of William Chance, Hugh Duffy, James Shea and George Steinle * Philadelphia Fire Department insignia * inscription: Hoseman George Steinle Died in the line of duty protecting the citizens of Philadelphia on February 17, 1899 Hoseman William Chance Died in the line of duty protecting the citizens of Philadelphia on February 17, 1899 Hoseman Hugh Duffy Died in the line of duty protecting the citizens of Philadelphia on February 17, 1899 Hoseman James Shea Died in the line of duty protecting the citizens of Philadelphia on March 2, 1899 * On the sidewalk in front of St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church. East side of 13th between Chestnut and Market. * 39.951375,-75.161500 [map] * On the Convention District tour. * Other exhibits: Police and Fire Fighters * See also: +St. John's
New Pictures
	Saint Hedwig * Statue of Saint Hedwig * small standing person wearing a crown, carrying a house * Was on the Northeast corner of 24th and Brown, outside the former St. Hedwig's Church, closed c. 2004. Reappeared in the current location c. 2010. The last picture is from the original location. * Southeast corner 24th and Green. * 39.965710,-75.177200 [map] * On the Parkway tour. * Other exhibits: Religious, Moved, Unidentified * See also: +biography of Saint Hedwig
	Night Edward Stauch, 1872 * standing person, hooded * Near the Southwest corner of Horticulture Hall In a small garden on the South side of the Horticulture Center. Horticulture Drive. East of Belmont.. * 39.982800,-75.210725 [map] * On the West Park tour.
	Rev. Dr. John Witherspoon Joseph Alexis Bailly, 1876 (unconfirmed) * Statue of John Witherspoon * standing person, scroll * inscription: front: A lineal descendant of John Knox Born in Scotland February 5 1722 Ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church 1745 President of the College of New Jersey 1788-1794 The only clergyman in the Continental Congress A signer of the Declaration of Independence Died at Princeton, New Jersey November 15, 1794 right: For my own part of property I have some of reputation. More, that reputation is staked, that property is pledged, on the issue of this contest. And although these grey hairs must soon descend into sepulchre I would infinitely rather that they descend thither by the hand of the executioner than desert at this crisis the sacred cause of my country. left: "Proclaim liberty throughout the land and to all its inhabitants thereof" -Levit. XX 10 * North side of the East end loop of the Horticulture Center. N. Horticulture Drive. East of Belmont. * 39.984050,-75.208900 [map] * On the West Park tour. * Other exhibits: Religious * See also: +wikipedia.org's Joseph Alexis Bailly page +wikipedia.org's John Witherspoon page
	Schiller Heinrich Manger, 1886 * Statue of Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller * two standing people, one winged, torch, sitting person, tree stump, quill * South side near the East end of the central promenade under a tree in the Horticulture Center. Horticulture Drive. East of Belmont.. * 39.982750,-75.211800 [map] * On the West Park tour. * See also: +wikipedia.org's Schiller page
	Major General George Gordon Meade Alexander Milne Calder, 1887 * Statue of George Gordon Meade * seated person, horse * Lansdowne Drive, West of Black Road. * 39.981075,-75.208140 [map] * On the West Park tour. * Other exhibits: War * See also: +Max Buten's picture of this piece +wikipedia.org's Alexander Milne Calder page +wikipedia.org's George Meade page
	Goethe Heinrich Manger, 1890 * Statue of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe * standing person, rolled paper * North side near the East end of the central promenade in the Horticulture Center. Horticulture Drive. East of Belmont. * 39.983725,-75.212010 [map] * On the West Park tour. * See also: +Max Buten's picture of this piece +wikipedia.org's Goethe page
	Joan of Arc Emmanuel Fremiet, 1890 (listed dates vary widely) * Statue of Joan of Arc * horse, seated person, flag, weapons * Most sources list Joan of Arc's dates as 1412-1431. * inscription: Jeanne D'Arc 1409-1431 * 25th and Kelly Drive. * 39.966500,-75.179175 [map] * On the Parkway tour. * Other exhibits: Favorites, Religious * See also: +Max Buten's picture of this piece +Another Max Buten picture of this piece +bronze-gallery.com's Emmanuel Fremiet page +wikipedia.org's Joan of Arc page
	Franz Schubert Henry Baerer, 1891 * Bust of Franz Schubert * head, people standing, cherubs, musical instruments, plants * inscription: Grand Prize awarded to the German Singers of Philadelphia Newark, N.J. 4-8ten Juli 1891 * In the middle of the East end loop of the Horticulture Center. Horticulture Drive, East of Belmont. * 39.983550,-75.209125 [map] * On the West Park tour. * See also: +Max Buten's picture of this piece +askart.com's Henry Baerer page +wikipedia.org's Franz Schubert page
	Lions 1891 (donated) * lions * inscription: Presented to Fairmount Park, Henry Lisle Waln, 1891 * In the middle of the East end loop of the Horticulture Center. Horticulture Drive, East of Belmont. * 39.983575,-75.208935 [map] * On the West Park tour. * Other exhibits: Unidentified
	Smith Memorial Arch Herbert Adams, George E. Bissell, Alexander Stirling Calder, Katherine M. Cohen, Moses Jacob Ezekiel, Daniel Chester French, Charles Grafly, Samuel Murray, Edward C. Potter, John Massey Rhind, Bessie O. Potter Vonnoh, John Quincy Adams Ward, James H. Windrim, 1897 - 1912 * Statues and busts of James A. Beaver, S.W. Crawford, Andrew Gregg Curtin, John A. B. Dahlgren, John B. Gest, Winfield Scott Hancock, John Hartranft, George B. McClellan, George Gordon Meade, David Dixon Porter, John Fulton Reynolds, Richard Smith and James H. Windrim * big arches, standing people, seated people, heads, horses, eagles, globe, weapons, hats * Despite the name, the memorial is actually not an arch at all, though it does include two arches. Sculptures on the memorial include Herbert Adams' statue of Richard Smith, who funded the memorial, and Samuel Murray's bust of James H. Windrim, who was the artist and architect of the memorial itself. Detail pictures of the individual pieces are in alphabetical order by subject. One of John Massey Rhind's eagles is pictured last. Dahlgren is listed elsewhere as "Dahlgreen." * Avenue of the Republic at 41st. * 39.977450,-75.206500 [map] * On the West Park tour. * Other exhibits: War * See also: +ushistory.org's page for this piece +philadelphiabuilding.org's page for this piece +wikipedia.org's page for this piece +wikipedia.org's Herbert Adams page +wikipedia.org's George E. Bissell page +wikipedia.org's Alexander Stirling Calder page +askart.com's Katherine M. Cohen page +jewishvirtuallibrary.org's Moses Jacob Ezekiel page +Chesterwood: home of Daniel Chester French +wikipedia.org's Charles Grafly page +wikipedia.org's Samuel Murray page +wikipedia.org's John Massey Rhind page +wikipedia.org Bessie O. Potter Vonnoh page +wikipedia.org John Quincy Adams Ward page +philadelphiabuildings.org's James H. Windrim page +PA Historical and Museum Commission's James Addams Beaver page +PA Historical and Museum Commission's Andrew Gregg Curtin page +biography of John A. B. Dahlgren from civilwarartillery.com +The W. S. Hancock Society +Petersburg National Battlefield John Hartranft page +wikipedia.org's George B. McClellan page +wikipedia.org's George Meade page +U.S. Navy's David Dixon Porter page +National Park Service's David Dixon Porter page +wikipedia.org's John F. Reynolds page
	Sundial Alexander Stirling Calder, 1903 * people kneeling, sundials, zodiac signs, hat * inscription: Watch therefore: for ye know not what hour your lord will come. * Center of the central promenade in the Horticulture Center. Horticulture Drive. East of Belmont.. * 39.983175,-75.212650 [map] * On the West Park tour. * Other exhibits: Religious * See also: +wikipedia.org's Alexander Stirling Calder page
	Guiseppe Verdi Ettore Ferrari, 1907 (installed) * Bust of Guiseppe Verdi * head, seated person, violin * At the intersection where Horticulture Drive splits near the Southeast corner of Horticulture Hall at the East end of the Horticulture Center. Horticulture Drive. East of Belmont.. * 39.983100,-75.209500 [map] * On the West Park tour. * See also: +Max Buten's picture of this piece +wikipedia.org's Giuseppe Verdi page
	Joseph Leidy Samuel Murray, 1907 * Statue of Joseph Leidy * standing person, bone * inscription: 1823-1891 * In front of the Academy of Natural Sciences. 19th, Race, and the Parkway. * 39.957200,-75.171300 [map] * On the Parkway tour. * See also: +phillyhistory.org 1912 picture of this piece +phillyhistory.org 1931 picture of this piece +wikipedia.org's Samuel Murray page +Academy of Natural Science's Joseph Leidy exhibit +Academy of Natural Sciences
	Rebecca at the Well John J. Boyle, 1908 * Biblical scene of Rebecca * people standing, head coverings, walking stick, jug, camels * inscription: Drink and I will give thy camels drink also.- Genesis XXIV:XIV I give this legacy for a triple purpose: to ornament the city that William Penn founded, to refresh the weary and thirsty, both man and beast, and to commemorate a fact of sacred story. - Extract from the will of Mary Rebecca Darby Smith This monument was removed from Twelth and Spring Garden Streets and erected by the Philadelphia Fountain Society 1934 * East end of the Horticulture Center. Horticultural Drive. East of Belmont.. * 39.983625,-75.208700 [map] * On the West Park tour. * Other exhibits: Religious, Moved * See also: +Max Buten's picture of this piece +askart.com's John J. Boyle page +wikipedia.org's Rebeccah page
	Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul Joseph Sibbel, 1915 (installed) * Statues of Jesus, Mary, Saint Paul and Saint Peter * standing people, sword, scroll, key * Front wall. Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul. East side of 18th Street, North of the Parkway. * 39.957500,-75.169010 [map] * On the Parkway tour. * Other exhibits: Religious * See also: +wikipedia.org's Joseph Sibbel page +ushistory.org page for the building +philadelphiabuildings.org's page for the building
	Ruth and Raymond G. Perelman Building Lee Lawrie, 1926 - 1927 * Building renamed in honor of Raymond G. Perelman and Ruth Perelman * big people standing sitting, furniture, weapons, kite, ships, tools and machines, dogs, horses, alligators, elephants, owls, squirrels, buildings, trains, plants, symbols and words * Originally an insurance building. Donated to the Art Museum by the Perelmans. The pictures here are only a representative sampling of the art. * inscription: Pennsylvania side: In the honor and perpetuity of the family is founded the state. In the nobler life of the household is the nobler life of mankind. 26th side: He labors best who loves best : the finest work of a man's life is to open the doors of opportunity to those who depend on him. * Northwest corner of Fairmount and Pennsylvania. * 39.967490,-75.179490 [map] * On the Parkway tour. * See also: +Museum press release about the donation +philadelphiabuildings.org's page for the building +Max Buten's picture of one of the reliefs +Another Max Buten picture of one of the reliefs +wikipedia.org's Lee Lawrie page
	Board of Education Building 1930 * groups of people, people standing, people sitting and kneeling, winged people, books, tablets, scrolls, writing implements, linked BE logo, eagles, scarf, staff, buildings, tools, urns, jugs, ship, hourglass, lamp, light fixtures, plants, sun, globes * There is artwork on the Winter and 21st street sides and in the courtyard on Winter. The School District no longer occupies the building. * Building. Southwest Corner, 21st and Winter. * 39.958900,-75.174150 [map] * On the Parkway tour. * Other exhibits: Unidentified * See also: +philadelphiabuildings.org's page for the building
	Prometheus Strangling the Vulture Jacques Lipchitz, 1943 * standing person, vulture * Front steps. Art Museum. 24th and the Parkway. * 39.965585,-75.180960 [map] * On the Parkway tour. * See also: +Picture of this piece at diacenter.org +Max Buten's picture of this piece +wikipedia.org's Jacque Lipchitz page +Philadelphia Museum of Art
	Puma William Zorach, 1954 * puma * South end of the Azalea Garden. 26th and Kelly Drive. * 39.967750,-75.182950 [map] * On the Museum Grounds tour. * Other exhibits: Favorites * See also: +wikipedia.org William Zorach page
	Monument to the Six Million Jewish Martyrs Nathan Rapoport, 1964 * people, books and scrolls, sword, flames * The base of the memorial has inscriptions in both English and Hebrew * inscription: front (English): Presented to the City of Philadelphia by the Association of Jewish New Americans in cooperation with the Federation of Jewish Agencies of Greater Philadelphia, April 26 1964. right (English): Remember Drancy, Flossenberg, Gross-Rosea, Klooga, Ewow-Janowska, Majdanek, Mauthausen, Newengamme, Auschwitz, Babi-Yar, Belzic, Bergen-Belsen, Buchenwald, Chelmno, Dauchau, Ponary, Ravensbruck, Sachsenhausen, Sobibor, Stutthof, Therestenstadt, Trebeinka, Westerbork. left (English): The Holocaust 1933-1945. Now and forever enshrined in memory are the six million Jewish martyrs who perished in concentration camps, ghettos, and gas chambers. In their deepest agony they clung to the image of humanity, and their acts of resistance in the forests and ghettos redeemed the honor of man. Their suffering and heroism are forever branded upon our conscience and shall be remembered from generation to generation. * 16th, Arch, and the Parkway. * 39.955085,-75.167150 [map] * On the Parkway tour. * Other exhibits: Religious, War
	We Lost Tony Smith, 1966 * abstract * Formerly on Locust Walk just East of 36th. At some point it was replaced with a copy of LOVE. The second picture was taken in December, 2011, on the North side of Walnut East of 33rd, of an artist's representation of the under construction nanotechnology center, with what is clearly We Lost on the front lawn * Other exhibits: Favorites, Missing * See also: +Art at Penn page for this piece +wikipedia.org's Tony Smith page
	Fire Robinson Fredenthal, 1973 * abstract fire * Plaza. Behind 1234 Market. North side of Ludlow, East of 13th. * 39.951385,-75.160700 [map] * On the Convention District tour. * See also: +robinfredenthal.com
	The Journeyer Lindsay Daen, 1975 * standing person, walking stick * inscription: General Accident Fire & Life Assurance Corporation Ltd. Dedicated to the 200th anniversary of the founding of the United States of America and to the great journey upon which this nation is engaged. Erected June 5, 1975 in cooperation with the Redevelopment Authority of Philadelphia * Just East of Horticulture Hall on the East end of the Horticulture Center. Horticultural Drive. East of Belmont. * 39.983500,-75.209500 [map] * On the West Park tour.
	Charioteer of Delphi 1976 (given to the city) * small standing person * Copy of 5th Century BC original * inscription: From the cradle of democracy in the ancient world to the cradle of democracy in the new world. From the people of Greece to the people of America. * East side of the Art Museum. 24th and the Parkway. * 39.965400,-75.179275 [map] * On the Parkway tour. * See also: +Philadelphia Museum of Art
	General Francisco de Miranda Lorenzo Gonzalez, 1977 * Statue of Francisco de Miranda * standing person, sword * 20th, Winter, and the Parkway. * 39.959040,-75.172890 [map] * On the Parkway tour. * Other exhibits: War * See also: +Max Buten's picture of this piece +wikipedia.org Francisco de Miranda page
	Jesus, The Bread of Life Walter Erlebacher, 1978 * Statue of Jesus * small standing person, food * inscription: 4th International Eucharistic Congress * In the yard outside the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul. Northest corner of 18th Street, Race Street, and the Parkway. * 39.957140,-75.168900 [map] * On the Parkway tour. * Other exhibits: Religious * See also: +Joey Blue's picture of this piece +ushistory.org page for the building +philadelphiabuildings.org's page for the building
	Gambol II: Mare and Foal Robert David Lasus, 1992 * horses * South side of the West end of the central promenade in the Horticulture Center. Horticulture Drive. East of Belmont. * 39.982700,-75.213850 [map] * On the West Park tour.