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Outdoor SculptureWestby Sculpture WalkThroughout the Philbrook gardens and along the system of paths on the grounds are sculptural works representing an international roster of artists. Locations are numbered on the map guide. The Westby Sculpture Walk honors Katie Westby, a champion of public art who underwrote the museum’s original sculpture garden. The sculptures found on Philbrook's gardens and grounds extends exhibitions and programs beyond the museum walls, transforming the landscape itself into a stunning gallery. Sculpture checklist 1. Unknown artist Satyr Holding Putto, c. 1870 Cast bronze, cut stone Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Waite Phillips 1939.2.5 2. Unknown artist Nymph Holding Putto, c. 1870 Cast bronze, cut stone Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Waite Phillips 1939.2.6 3. Allan Houser, Chiricahua Apache, 1914-1994 Prayer, 1994 Bronze Gift of the Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Barnett Family 2000.2 4. John W. Kearney, American, b. 1924 Hippo, 1973 Welded steel bumpers Gift of the Heyman Family 2003.3 5. Robert Haozous, Chiricahua Apache-Navajo, b. 1943 Zen Form VII, 1988 Cor-ten steel Museum purchase 1991.22 6. Dale Eldred, American, 1933-1993 Kansas Landmark (Drum Piece), 1965 Steel Gift of Harrison Jedel 1997.19 7. Phillip Pavia American, b. 1912 Untitled, 1961 Bronze Gift of Lawrence D. Bernhardt 1983.20.3 8. Clement L. Meadmore, Australian - American, b. 1929 Three-Up, 1977 Cor-ten steel Gift of the Heyman Family 1991.17.2 9. Oded Halahmy, Iraqi, b. 1938 Talisman, 1972 Aluminum Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Krasner 1981.30 10. Sir Anthony Caro, British, b. 1924 Untitled, n.d. Welded steel Gift of Lawrence D. Bernhardt 1983.20.4 11. Rudolf Hoflehner, Austrian, b. 1916 Untitled, n.d. Bronze Gift of Lawrence D. Bernhardt 1983.20.5 12. Matthew Donovan, Canadian, b. 1974 Black Sheep, 1999 Concrete Gift of the Heyman Family in honor of David, Bob, Jim, and Tom Adelson 2000.3.1 – 4 13. Menashe Kadishman, Israeli, b. 1932 Negative Tree, 2001 Cor-ten steel Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Simon A. Levit 2001.13 |