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WEST HAMPDEN AVE (HWY 285) S INCA ST SANTA FE DR (HWY 85) Downtown Littleton 10 min. Downtown Denver 10 min. ENGLEWOOD PKWY S CHEROKEE ST Located at Hudson Gardens 6115 S. Santa Fe Drive Littleton, CO 80120 S GALAPAGO ST Sculpture Garden RTD LIGHT RAIL & BUS ENGLEWOOD STATION Sculptures indoors, limited viewing hours Stephen Hokanson In Stance, 2001 Steel 518 Lin Emery Duo, 1992 Polished Aluminum and Enamel 509 Randy Jewart U.P., Up #1, 2001 Limestone and Steel 500 Alissa Neglia Untitled Steel 519 John Isherwood Night Movement, 1998-99 Granite 510 Craig Marshall Smith Rodger, 2005 Mixed Media 501 Artist Unknown Marzocco Lions, Date Unknown St. Gotthard Stone 522 John Adduci Anja’s Column, 2001 Steel 513 Andy Miller Bathroom People, 1999 Steel 504 Madeline Wiener Stargazer, 1999 Marble 525 Mark Warwick Measurements, 1999 Steel and Aluminum 516 Leslie Alcott Temple Resistance, 1983 Carrara Marble 507 Tony Ortega, Sylvia Montero, Women of the West, 2000 Acrylic on Plywood 520 Grace Knowlton Untitled, 1997 Copper 511 Woods Davy Bella Donna, 1997 Stone and Steel 502 Harry Marinsky Three Gossips, 1980 Bronze 107 Lynn Tillery Child of Peace, 1983 Bronze 514 George Rickey Two Open Trapezoids: Excentric V, 1978 Stainless Steel 505 Madeline Wiener Marble on My Mind, 1993 Marble 526 Steve J. Urry Psychedilly Rose II, 1968-1969 Aluminum 517 Amy Laugesen Horizon, 2001 Concrete and Steel 508 Robert Mangold Windsong III, 1989 Acrylic on Stainless Steel 521 John Hock Franconia F. Horse II, 1998-2001 Steel 512 Red Grooms Brooklyn Bridge, 1977 Painted steel 503 Artist Unknown Porcellino, Date Unknown Bronze 524 Guy Dill Wolf Angel, 1998 Stainless Steel 515 Barbara Baer Bagatelle, 2001 Steel, Vinyl Mesh, Enamel Paint 506 Artist Unknown Greek Temple Dog Sandstone 527 Todd Siler The Dream Tree, 2000 Steel 528 Robert Mangold PTTSAAES (Particle Traveling Through Space At An Erratic Speed), 1999 Acrylic on Steel 529 Todd Siler Mind Fields, 1999 Steel ??? Englewood Civic Center 1000 Englewood Parkway, 2nd Floor Englewood, Colorado 80110 City Center Englewood was redeveloped in the late 90’s in an effort to gentrify the surrounding area south of Denver. As a new urbanism environment, The Museum of Outdoor Arts’ extensive public sculpture collection blends into the landscape and architecture of the commercial and municipal buildings. As a transit oriented site, the RTD Light Rail and buses enhance the theme of transportation in many of the artists’ work. MOA’s indoor galleries, studios, and headquarter offices are located within the Englewood Civic Center. www.moaonline.org The Museum of Outdoor Arts is a forerunner in the placement of site-specific sculpture in Colorado. Our art collection is located within various public locations throughout the Denver metro area. From commercial office parks to traditional sculpture gardens, the art is placed to interpret space as “a museum without walls.” Founded in 1981 by John W. Madden, Jr. and daughter Cynthia Madden Leitner, the Museum of Outdoor Arts is a synthesis of fine art, architecture and landscape design integrated into the community and business environment. It is fully accessible to the public, exemplifying the belief that “art is a part of everyday life.” In 2000, the Museum of Outdoor Arts opened its indoor galleries, studios and offices in the Englewood Civic Center. MOA holds ever-changing exhibits, integrated arts performances and special events designed to highlight the dynamic redevelopment of City Center Englewood and its commitment to the arts as an indispensable part of the community. In addition, Greenwood Plaza, sited on a high plain south of Denver and east of the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains, continues to be a prime showcase for the Museum’s collection. (See Reverse) When the Museum of Outdoor Arts opened to the public in 1981, there were 19 art acquisitions on display. Currently, the pieces in the collection number over 150. www.moaonline.org PLACE STAMP HERE Museum of Outdoor Arts Indoor Gallery & Sculpture Garden 1000 Englewood Parkway, 2nd Floor Englewood, Colorado 80110 303-806-0444 MOA Indoor Gallery Hours Tuesday - Thursday: 9:00am - 5:00pm Friday: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Saturday: 11:00 am - 4:00 pm Sponcored By: City of Englewood SCFD Dial In Audio Tour Englewood 303. 353. 1715 Corwin Bell Rosewater Chandelier, 2007 Glass, Steel ??? Tom Ware Mujer Del Lager (Lady of the Water), 1992 Bronze ??? Lonnie Hanzon Keeper’s Mandala, 2008 Cast Glass ??? 1 4 7 2 5 8 3 6 6 10 13 16 11 14 17 12 15 18 19 22 25 20 23 26 21 24 27 28 31 34 29 32 30 33

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This brochure has been designed as a informative publication, which can be used as a self-guided walking tour guide of the Museum of Otdoor Arts in Englewood, Colorado.

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Page 1: Museum of Outdoor Arts | Walking Tour

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Located at Hudson Gardens6115 S. Santa Fe Drive

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RTDLIGHT RAIL & BUSENGLEWOOD

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Sculptures indoors, limited viewing hours

Stephen HokansonIn Stance, 2001Steel 518

Lin EmeryDuo, 1992Polished Aluminum and Enamel 509

Randy JewartU.P., Up #1, 2001 Limestone and Steel 500

Alissa NegliaUntitledSteel 519

John IsherwoodNight Movement,1998-99Granite 510

Craig Marshall Smith Rodger, 2005Mixed Media 501

Artist UnknownMarzocco Lions,Date UnknownSt. Gotthard Stone 522

John AdduciAnja’s Column, 2001Steel 513

Andy MillerBathroom People, 1999Steel 504

Madeline WienerStargazer, 1999Marble 525

Mark WarwickMeasurements, 1999Steel and Aluminum 516

Leslie Alcott TempleResistance, 1983Carrara Marble 507

Tony Ortega,Sylvia Montero,Women of the West, 2000Acrylic on Plywood 520

Grace KnowltonUntitled, 1997Copper 511

Woods Davy Bella Donna, 1997 Stone and Steel 502

Harry MarinskyThree Gossips, 1980Bronze 107

Lynn TilleryChild of Peace, 1983Bronze 514

George RickeyTwo Open Trapezoids:Excentric V, 1978Stainless Steel 505

Madeline WienerMarble on My Mind, 1993Marble 526

Steve J. UrryPsychedilly Rose II,1968-1969Aluminum 517

Amy LaugesenHorizon, 2001Concrete and Steel 508

Robert MangoldWindsong III, 1989Acrylic on Stainless Steel 521

John HockFranconia F. Horse II,1998-2001Steel 512

Red Grooms Brooklyn Bridge, 1977 Painted steel 503

Artist UnknownPorcellino, Date UnknownBronze 524

Guy DillWolf Angel, 1998Stainless Steel 515

Barbara BaerBagatelle, 2001Steel, Vinyl Mesh, Enamel Paint 506

Artist UnknownGreek Temple DogSandstone 527

Todd SilerThe Dream Tree, 2000Steel 528

Robert MangoldPTTSAAES (Particle Traveling ThroughSpace At An Erratic Speed), 1999Acrylic on Steel 529

Todd SilerMind Fields, 1999Steel ???

Englewood Civic Center1000 Englewood Parkway, 2nd Floor

Englewood, Colorado 80110

City Center Englewood was redeveloped in the late 90’s in an effort to gentrify the surrounding area south of Denver. As a new urbanism environment, The Museum of Outdoor Arts’ extensive public sculpture collection blends into the landscape and architecture of the commercial and municipal buildings. As a transit oriented site, the RTD Light Rail and buses enhance the theme of transportation in many of the artists’ work. MOA’s indoor galleries, studios, and headquarter offices are located within the Englewood Civic Center.

www.moaonline.org

The Museum of Outdoor Arts is a forerunner in the placement of site-specific sculpture in Colorado. Our art collection is located within various public locations throughout the Denver metro area. From commercial office parks to traditional sculpture gardens, the art is placed to interpret space as “a museum without walls.”

Founded in 1981 by John W. Madden, Jr. and daughter Cynthia Madden Leitner, the Museum of Outdoor Arts is a synthesis of fine art, architecture and landscape design integrated into the community and business environment. It is fully accessible to the public, exemplifying the belief that “art is a part of everyday life.”

In 2000, the Museum of Outdoor Arts opened its indoor galleries, studios and offices in the Englewood Civic Center. MOA holds ever-changing exhibits, integrated arts performances and special events designed to highlight the dynamic redevelopment of City Center Englewood and its commitment to the arts as an indispensable part of the community. In addition, Greenwood Plaza, sited on a high plain south of Denver and east of the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains, continues to be a prime showcase for the Museum’s collection. (See Reverse)

When the Museum of Outdoor Arts opened to the public in 1981, there were 19 art acquisitions on display. Currently, the pieces in the collection number over 150.

www.moaonline.org

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museum of Outdoor artsIndoor Gallery & Sculpture Garden1000 Englewood Parkway, 2nd FloorEnglewood, Colorado 80110303-806-0444

mOa Indoor Gallery HoursTuesday - Thursday: 9:00am - 5:00pmFriday: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Saturday: 11:00 am - 4:00 pm

Sponcored By:

City of EnglewoodSCFDScientific & Cultural

Facilities District

Making It Possible.

Dial In Audio Tour Englewood 303. 353. 1715

Corwin BellRosewater Chandelier, 2007Glass, Steel ???

Tom WareMujer Del Lager (Lady of the Water), 1992Bronze ???

Lonnie HanzonKeeper’s Mandala, 2008Cast Glass ???1

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Roger LeitherChartres Labyrinth (Reproduction), 2008Peribonka Granite,Colorado Sandstone 147

Todd SilerAscension, 2008Mixed Media 147

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Comfort DentalAmphitheatre

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Sculptures indoors, limited viewing hours

Palazzo Verdi

Emilio MartelliLa Primavera (Reproduction), 1984Scagliola on Panel 145

Emilio MartelliBirth of Venus (Reproduction), 1984Scagliola on Panel 144

Larry KirklandFlywheel, 1988Stainless Steel, Aluminum,Wood, and Screen 101

Dennis LeonBronze Logs, 1986Bronze 102

Daniel OstermillerThe Bearing Wall, 2000Bronze 105

Harry MarinskyThe Walrus and the Carpenter,1994Bronze 108

Beniamino BufanoBear, 1980Concrete with Marbleand Granite Chips 103

Daniel OstermillerRearing Elephant, 1990Bronze 106

Harry MarinskyJealousy, 1981Bronze 104

Giovanni AntoniazziBust of David, 1990Marble 107 7 8

The Museum of Outdoor Arts believes in making art a part of everyday life by integrating classical and contemporary artwork into public spaces. John Madden developed Greenwood Plaza to be an environment that incorporates landscape design, architecture, and art. The Museum of Outdoor Arts owns and operates Comfort Dental Amphitheatre (Fiddler’s Green), which enhances our efforts in promoting outdoor performing arts and events. Samson Park, which is adjacent to the Amphitheatre, is one of the Museum’s primary outdoor exhibition and installation spaces.

Greenwood PlazaI-25 & East Arapahoe Rd.

Englewood, Colorado

Dial In Audio Tour Greenwood 303. 353. 1714

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Agnes NyanhongoWoman of Authority, 2005Spring Stone 11213

Joseph RaffaelBlack Spring, 1976Acrylic on Canvas 13333

Artist UnknownMedici Lion, Date UnknownLimestone 141424

Harry MarinskyOld Father William, 1994Bronze 11516

Kristine SmockDialogue, 1992Steel and Wood 12712

Arnaldo PomodoroDisco Emergente, 1983-84Bronze 13536

Lonnie HanzonSamson Park Gates, 2011Wrought Iron 1109

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Harry MarinskyThe Mad Tea Party, 1994Bronze 11820

Carolyn Braaksma,Andrew Dufford,The Fence, 1988Concrete and Steel 130

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Artist UnknownVeneto Lion, Date UnknownStone 13839

Ken BortolazzoEstacas, 2006Stainless Steel 12424 49

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Harry MarinskyThe White Rabbit, 1994Bronze 11314

George LundeenDeparture, 1984Bronze 12218

Harry MarinskySt. Francis of Assisi, 1979Bronze 13434

Giovanni AntoniazziLeoni Sdraiato, Date UnknownCarrara Marble 14243

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Harry MarinskyAlice & the Cheshire Cat,1994Bronze 116

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Artist UnknownSt. Francis of Assisi, Date UnknownStone ???37

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Artist UnknownCupola, Date UnknownWood with Copper Veneer 11921

Beniamino BufanoMother Bear and Cubs, 1975-80Concrete with Marble and Granite Chips 131

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Artist UnknownEtruscan Chimera,Date UnknownBronze 13940

Douglas Eichelberger[P.S.],2010Glass, Steel 12627

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Harry MarinskyAlice & the Caterpillar,1994Bronze 114

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Artist UnknownSine Cera, Date UnknownCarrara Marble 125

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Giovanni AntoniazziDolphins, 1980Bronze ???35

Artist UnknownWinged Lion of St. Mark,1989Limestone 143

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Harry MarinskyThe Queen of Hearts,1994Bronze 11719

George CarlsonOf One Heart, 1984Bronze 12929

Artist UnknownMarzocco Lion, 1989St. Gotthard Stone 13738

Marcel KalbererWeidenblume,2010Living willow, Steel, Rope 123

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Jon LeitnerSamson, 1984Bronze 10910

Patty OrtizFriends, 1997Enamel on Steel 12022

Giovanni AntoniazziHippopotamus, 1982Marble 13232

Artist UnknownLions of Lucca, 1989Marble 14041

Lonnie HanzonChandelier,1959Crystal, Glass, Stainless Steel 14645

www.moaonline.org

Lonnie HanzonPuppet Theatre Bench, 2008Wrought Iron 11111

Artist UnknownMercury, 1978Bronze 12828

Torval KellerSilent Resonance, 2002Granite 12125