Milwaukee, a city of sculptures at the Great Lake • (2).

September 30, 2019

Milwaukee is located on Lake Michigan and is Wisconsin’s largest city with a population of about 580,000. The large breweries Pabst, Schlitz, Stroh and Miller, founded by German immigrants, made Milwaukee the American beer capital. The River Walk, which runs through the city, and the historic Third Ward District invite visitors to stroll around.

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Sculpture Milwaukee, an outdoor exhibition held annually with changing exhibits, is a real highlight. Some 20 sculptures by well-known artists decorate downtown and Wisconsin Avenue, which runs directly to the spectacular Milwaukee Art Museum.

Milwaukee Art Museum Milwaukee, Wisconsin

"Gertie the Duck" am Riverwalk Milwaukee, Wisconsin — “Gertie the Duck” am Riverwalk Milwaukee, Wisconsin

"Bronze Fonz" von Gerald P. Sawyer am Riverwalk Milwaukee, Wisconsin — “Bronze Fonz” von Gerald P. Sawyer am Riverwalk Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Center Office Tower Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Pere Marquette Park Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Historic Third Ward Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church von Frank L. Wright in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Sculpture Milwaukee on Wisconsin Avenue in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Sculpture Milwaukee on Wisconsin Avenue in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
“Large Boxing Hare on Anvil” von Barry Flanagan
Large Boxing Hare on Anvil (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)

Sculpture Milwaukee on Wisconsin Avenue in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
“Cleft from the Series Dendroids” von Roxy Paine
Cleft from the Series Dendroids (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)

Sculpture Milwaukee on Wisconsin Avenue in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
“The Calling” von Mark di Suvero
The Calling (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)

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