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July 31, 2023

The Sculpture Garden is the most recent addition to the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. Completed in 1999, the park of the huge museum features around 20 sculptures by internationally renowned artists such as Alexander Calder’s “Cheval Rouge”, Tony Smith’s “Moondog”, Roxy Paine’s silver tree “Graft”, Robert Indiana’s “AMOR” and Claes Oldenburg’s “Typewriter Eraser”. The collection is centered on a fountain which, from December to March, is converted into an ice-skating rink.

National Gallery of Art

National Gallery of Art

Cheval Rouge (Washington D.C.) — National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden Washington D.C.
“Cheval Rouge” von Alexander Calder

Typewriter Eraser Scale X (Washington D.C.) — National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden Washington D.C
“Typewriter Eraser Scale X” von Claes Oldenburg und Coosje van Bruggen

Wandering Rocks (Washington D.C.) — National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden Washington D.C.
“Wandering Rocks” von Tony Smith

Puellae (Girls) (Washington D.C.) — National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden Washington D.C.
“Puellae (Girls)” von Magdalena Abakanowicz

AMOR (Washington D.C.) — National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden Washington D.C.
“AMOR” von Robert Indiana

"Untitled" von Joel Shapiro — National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden Washington D.C.
“Untitled” von Joel Shapiro

Spider (Washington D.C.) — National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden Washington D.C.
“Spider” von Louise Bourgeois

"Four-Sided Pyramid" von Sol LeWitt — National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden Washington D.C.
“Four-Sided Pyramid” von Sol LeWitt

Graft (Washington D.C.) — National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden Washington D.C.
“Graft” von Roxy Paine

Moondog (Washington D.C.) — National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden Washington D.C.
“Moondog” von Tony Smith

House I (Washington D.C.) — National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden Washington D.C.
“House I” von Roy Lichtenstein

"Cubi XXVI" von David Smith — National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden Washington D.C.
“Cubi XXVI” von David Smith

"An Entrance to the Paris Métropolitain" von Hector Guimard — National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden Washington D.C.
“An Entrance to the Paris Métropolitain” von Hector Guimard

Thinker on a Rock (Washington D.C.) — National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden Washington D.C.
“Thinker on a Rock” von Barry Flanagan

"Orphée" von Marc Chagall — National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden Washington D.C.
“Orphée” von Marc Chagall

Gothic Personage, Bird-Flash (Washington D.C.) — National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden Washington D.C.
“Gothic Personage, Bird-Flash” von Joan Miró

Tom's (Washington D.C.) — National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden Washington D.C.
“Tom’s” von Alexander Calder

The Snake is out (Washington D.C.) — National Gallery of Art East Building Washington D.C.
“The Snake is Out” von Tony Smith

"Cock" von Katharina Fritsch — Nicht im Park, aber auf dem Dach des National Gallery of Art East Buildings Washington D.C.
“Cock” von Katharina Fritsch