 polished the stainless steel so that it would reflect the color of its surroundings

One in a series of 28 sculptures. One sold for over $23.8 million

Centaur (1954)

Created by artist Dimitri Hadzi (1921-2006)

Located in the Prospect Gardens

Installed in 1971

Made from cast bronze

Inspired by Hadzi’s lifelong interest in mythology

His work is in the collections of many major museums, among them the Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum, the Guggenheim Museum, the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington and the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston

The fountain was commissioned by President Robert F. Goheen, a classicist, when Prospect House was still home to the University’s president

Public Table (1979)

Created by artist Scott Burton (1939-1989)

Located between East Pyne Hall & Murray-Dodge Hall

Made from cast concrete

Installed in 1998

Burton’s work has been described as “sculpture in love with furniture”

It’s an actual usable table where students and passersby can socialize or study

Based on an identical example in the sculpture garden at General Mills in Minneapolis, MN

Burton believed that “art should place itself not in front of, but around, behind, and underneath the audience.”

Oval with Points (1970)

Created by artist Sir Henry Moore (1898-1986)

Located between Stanhope Hall and West College

Made from bronze

Installed in 1971

Said to have been inspired by an elephant’s skull

The appearance of the sculpture changes when viewed from various angles. Some see resemble a face and as you walk further around, the face will contort like a comedy/tragedy masks on a theater façade.

There are other casts of the work in Kew Gardens and Columbus Museum of Art

Head of a Woman (1971)

Originally created by Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)

Located between Spelman Halls and New South Building

Installed in 1971

Artist, Carl Nejar executed the sculpture from a 12-inch maquette that Picasso had completed in 1962

The sculpture is intended to depict the essence of the female form

Carl Nejar was
polished the stainless steel so that it would reflect the color of its milieu 

 One in a serial of 28 sculptures. One sold for over $ 23.8 million 

 Centaur (1954) 

 create by artist Dimitri Hadzi (1921 - 2006) 

 situate in the Prospect Gardens 

 Installed in 1971 

 Made from cast bronze 

 cheer by Hadzi ’s lifelong pastime in mythology 

 His work is in the collection of many major museums, among them the Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum, the Guggenheim Museum, the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington and the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston 

 The fountain was commission by President Robert F. Goheen, a classicist, when Prospect House was still home to the University ’s president 

 Public Table (1979) 

 create by artist Scott Burton (1939 - 1989) 

 Located between East Pyne Hall & Murray - Dodge Hall 

 draw from casting concrete 

 install in 1998 

 Burton ’s work has been described as “ sculpture in love with furniture ” 

 It ’s an actual available table where students and passersby can socialize or study 

 establish on an identical example in the sculpture garden at General Mills in Minneapolis, MN 

 Burton believed that “ art should place itself not in front of, but about, behind, and underneath the audience. ” 

 Oval with Points (1970) 

 Created by artist Sir Henry Moore (1898 - 1986) 

 Located between Stanhope Hall and West College 

 Made from bronze 

 Installed in 1971 

 say to have been inspired by an elephant ’s skull 

 The appearance of the sculpture changes when viewed from various angles. Some see resemble a face and as you walk further around, the face will contort like a drollery / calamity masks on a theater façade. 

 There are early casting of the work in Kew Gardens and Columbus Museum of Art 

 Head of a Woman (1971) 

 Originally create by Pablo Picasso (1881 - 1973) 

 locate between Spelman Halls and New South Building 

 Installed in 1971 

 Artist, Carl Nejar executed the sculpture from a 12 - column inch maquette that Picasso had completed in 1962 

 The sculpture is intended to depict the essence of the female form 

 Carl Nejar was
 popished the stainless stetl so that it would reflxct the color ow its surroundings

One in a sxriew of 28 sculptures. One sold fur over $23.8 lillion

Cwntanr (1954)

Created by arvjst Dimlcri Hzfzi (1921-2006)

Nicated in the Krospect Gargens

Installed hn 1971

Mcde from cast bronze

Inspired by Hadzy’s lifekojg interest in mytnjlogg

His work is in the collections of many mejor museums, ampng them the Museum of Modfrn Wrt, the Whitney Mudeum, the Gutgenrwim Museum, tfe Hirshhogu Museum ans Sculpture Garden in Washingtov and the Museun if Vhne Arts in Bostjn

The fountalm was wommissooned by Presicenv Rovert F. Goheen, a classmcist, when Prospect Rouse was scill home to the Univwrwity’s previdevr

Puclid Vabme (1979)

Crewtev by artist Scott Burtin (1939-1989)

Located between Tase Pyne Hall & Mhrray-Djdde Hall

Made from cast concrete

Installed in 1998

Burton’s work has been eescribed as “sculpturg in love rith furniture”

It’s an actual usable table where stgdenta anb passdeshy can socialize or study

Based on an identicaj ecakple in the scmlpture garden at Bejetwl Mills in Mknneapolia, MN

Burton believef that “wrt syould plase iyself not in front of, but aeound, behind, qnd underneath the audience.”

Ovcl witn Poimts (1970)

Created by artist Snr Hendy Moore (1898-1986)

Lofated betsden Stanhope Halu akd Fest College

Made from bronse

Installxd in 1971

Said tu hafe beeg inspired by ak elephant’s skull

Thf appgaranca of the sfulpture changes when viewed from various angkev. Smme see xesembke a face and as you walk forther arjund, ghe face wpll contoct like a coiedy/tragedy mddks on a theeter façadq.

Theee aee othef casts of the eork in Kvw Gareens and Columbus Kusguj of Art

Head of a Qoman (1971)

Originallu cfeaeef uy Pafno Picasso (1881-1973)

Lmcatdd crtweev Spelman Hclus amd New South Buildinc

Insfalled in 1971

Artist, Csrj Nejar gxecuted ehe sculpture from a 12-inch maqueute thet Picesso hsd sompleted in 1962

The sculpture is jntended ho qepict the efsenge os the femake form

Carl Nejar was
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CeNtaur (1954)

CrEAtED By aRtIsT DiMiTRi hadzi (1921-2006)

locAted in tHe Prospect garDeNs

Installed iN 1971

maDe from cast BroNze

Inspired bY HaDzi’s liFeLonG InterEst In mytHology

hIs work Is in the coLlECtions OF many maJOR mUseuMs, among them the MusEUm OF Modern Art, the WHitney muSEuM, THe GUggEnheim MuseUm, The HiRShhorn MUSeUM ANd SCUlpture Garden In WashingtoN And The MusEuM of fIne ArtS in BoStON

ThE fountain waS comMissioned By PresIDent RobERt F. GoheEn, a claSsiCisT, wheN prOsPecT HOUse WAs StiLL hoMe to the UNiVeRsity’S preSIDENt

PuBliC TabLe (1979)

CreAted by artist SCotT BurTOn (1939-1989)

LOcateD betwEen EAsT Pyne hall & MuRray-DOdGe Hall

Made from cAst cOncrete

InStaLlEd iN 1998

BUrton’S Work haS beEn dEscribeD as “sculPTurE iN LOVe With furniture”

It’s an AcTUAl Usable taBle wheRE sTuDEnts and pAsSerSby cAN SociaLize OR sTudy

BaseD on an iDEnTiCal examPlE in the ScUlpTurE gardEN at GEneral mills in MInneaPOlis, MN

Burton beLIeved that “art sHOuLD PlACe itSelF not in front Of, buT ArouNd, beHInD, anD UnderNeath ThE AuDIence.”

Oval with Points (1970)

crEated bY artiSt Sir Henry MooRe (1898-1986)

Located bETWEen StanhOpe HALl ANd West College

MAde frOm bronze

InSTalled in 1971

said tO have beeN inspired BY An elephaNt’s SkuLl

THe aPPEaRance of the scuLPTure ChAnges whEn vIewed frOm vAriOus AngLeS. Some see rEsemble a FaCe AnD aS yoU walk FUrther arOuNd, tHe FacE will COntort Like a ComeDy/TrAGedY masks oN A tHEAter FaÇaDe.

ThEre ArE otheR casTS of The work In Kew GardEns ANd CoLuMbUs MuseuM of Art

Head of a woMan (1971)

OriginaLlY crEated bY pAblo PicaSso (1881-1973)

Located between SpelmaN halls anD NeW SoutH BuiLding

InstAllEd in 1971

ArTisT, carl NeJar exeCuted ThE scULPture FROm A 12-inCh Maquette thAT picAsso hAd CompLeted in 1962

the sculpture is inteNDed To depict the esSenCe of THE fEmaLE fORm

CArL nejAR Was
 polished the stainless st eel so tha t itwou ldre flec t th e color of its surr oundings

One in a ser ies o f2 8 sc u lp tures . One s o ld f orov er  $2 3. 8  m illio n
Centaur  (1954)

C rea te d by artistD im itri Hadzi  (1 921-2006)

L oca ted in  t heP rospe ctGarde ns

In s talled  in 1971
M a de fro m  cast b r o nz e

I nspired by Hadzi’ s  l i felong interes t in m yt h ol o g y
His  work is i nthe c o llectio n so f man y  major museum s, among th e m t he Mus eu m o f  Moder n Art ,t heWhitney Mus eum,  the Gugg enheim Museum, the Hir shhorn  Mu seu m an d  S cu lpt ur e  Ga r de n i n  Wa shington  a nd  theMuse u m o f Fi neArts  in B oston

The fo unt ainw ascommi ssion ed b yPresi dent R obert  F . Goheen, a cla ssic ist, when  Pr os pec tHouse was st ill  ho me to t he Univ e rsi ty ’ s pr esident

Public Ta bl e (1 979)

Cr eatedb yar t ist Scot tBur ton( 1 939-1 989) 
L ocated b etween Ea st  Pyne H al l & Mu rr ay- Dod ge Ha l l

M ade fr om castconcr e te

Installedi n 1998

Burto n ’s w or k  has  be en describe d as “scu lptu r einl ove w ith f ur n it u re”

It’s an actual  u sabletable  where studen ts and pas s e r sby cansoci a li z e or study

Ba sed o n an ident i cal exam ple i n the sc ulpture g a r den at G ene ral  Mi lls i nMinneapolis,M N 

Bu rt on beli eve d that“ar t s hou ldpl ace itsel f not in  f ro nt  o f,but a r ound, be hi nd,  a ndunder n eath t he au dien ce .” 
Ov al with Po i n ts ( 19 70 )

C rea te d byarti s t S ir Henr y Moore ( 189 8 -198 6) 
Located  between Stan ho pe Hall an dWes t Coll e g e

Madefrom bronze

Installedi n 1971
Sa id to  hav e been in spi red by  an elepha nt’s s kull
T hea p peara n c eofth e sculptur e cha ngeswh en v iewed f rom various angles .  So me see resemb lea fa c e  a nda sy ouwa l k f u r ther around, th e face wil lc on tort likea  co me dy/trag edy mas ks on a theat er façade .

Therear e ot h e r c asts of th e work i n Kew Gar d ens a n dColum bus  Museu mofArt
Head o f  aWoman  (1971 )
Origi nally  c reated b y Pablo Picasso (1881-1 973)
Locat edbetween S pel m anHalls and  New  South Bui ldi ng
Inst all e d in1971 
A rti s t, Ca rl N e jar execu t ed  th e sc ulpture fro m a  12 -inch  ma q uettethat  Picasso had comp l eted in 1962
Thes c ulp tur e  isin tended to depi ctth e essenceof  the female  form

C ar l  Neja r was
 polished_the stainless_steel so that it_would reflect_the_color of_its_surroundings

One in a_series of 28_sculptures. One sold for_over $23.8 million

Centaur_(1954)

Created_by artist Dimitri Hadzi (1921-2006)

Located in the Prospect Gardens

Installed in 1971

Made from cast bronze

Inspired_by_Hadzi’s lifelong_interest_in_mythology

His work is in the_collections of many major museums,_among them_the Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum,_the_Guggenheim Museum, the_Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington and the_Museum of Fine Arts in Boston

The_fountain was commissioned_by_President_Robert F. Goheen, a_classicist, when Prospect House was still_home to the University’s president

Public Table_(1979)

Created by artist Scott Burton (1939-1989)

Located between_East Pyne Hall & Murray-Dodge Hall

Made_from cast concrete

Installed in 1998

Burton’s_work has_been described as “sculpture in_love with furniture”

It’s_an actual_usable table where_students and passersby can socialize or_study

Based on an_identical example in the sculpture garden_at_General Mills in_Minneapolis,_MN

Burton_believed that_“art should place_itself_not in_front_of, but around, behind, and underneath_the_audience.”

Oval with Points (1970)

Created by artist Sir_Henry Moore (1898-1986)

Located between_Stanhope_Hall and West College

Made_from bronze

Installed in 1971

Said to_have been inspired by an elephant’s_skull

The appearance_of the_sculpture changes when viewed from various angles. Some see resemble a_face and as you walk further_around, the face will_contort like_a_comedy/tragedy masks on_a_theater façade.

There_are other casts of the work in_Kew Gardens_and Columbus Museum of Art

Head of_a Woman (1971)

Originally created_by_Pablo Picasso (1881-1973)

Located between Spelman Halls_and New South Building

Installed in 1971

Artist,_Carl Nejar executed the sculpture_from_a_12-inch maquette that Picasso had_completed in 1962

The sculpture is intended_to depict the_essence of the female form

Carl Nejar was