33.
16. Op weg zijn, ontmoeten 1991. Ton Koops.
De melkmeid 1938 (cast posthumously and gifted to the neighborhood). Han Rehm.
15. Het gezin, 1963 (as it was supposed to be in those days, on the church steps). Huib Noorlander.
41. Untitled, 1964 (giraffes). Kees Timmer (made together with his students).
57. De visser 2006 (steel piece rendered unfit as a climbing frame). Ger Bout.
49. In de hemel is geen bier... (In Heaven There Is No Beer...) 1998. Ben Zegers.
40. Maas Sculpture 1982 (hanging from Willems Bridge). Auke de Vries.
56. Vrouw II 1990. Kees Buckens.
7. Pioneer House 1999. On the roof of the customs building. John Körmeling. Also known from the neon 1989
8. Little whale. Artist unknown.
23. Untitled, 1967. John Grosman.
14. Bescherming, 1962 (relief on the former police station façade). Gust Romijn.
31. Sjatoodoo 1989. Kees Verschuren.
22. Jos Brink, 2010 (a people person with the theatre as anchor). Rien van Galen.
13. Untitled, 1990. Red. Rik Blom.
30. IT, 2014 (wires like a giant broken loose monster). Marcel Kroonenberg.
5. Untitled, 1977 (flames on what used to be a fire station). Leen Droppert.
6. Lastdrager 1950. C. Steinweg Handelsveem. Han Rehm. A copy of the same porter stands on Kop van Zuid (having the same work twice is unique).
39. Untitled, 1967. Francesco Somaini (like metal shards from the bombing).
55. Welland, 2023 (reused pontoon parts). Ruud Kuijer.
47. Dijkwerkers 1970. Ek van Zanten.
38. Vier leeuwen, 1778 (now only three remain, and they’ve been moved multiple times). Johannes Keerbergen.
54. Liggend naakt, 1994. Jan de Graaf.
46. Astana 2021 (circle to sit in). Studio Wieki Somers.
21. Spiraal II, 1982. Piet Killaars.
12. Harbor city mosaic. Artist unknown.
29. De dobber 1966 (Jan with vertical balls). Red. Gust Romijn.
20. Twee cirkelsegmenten 1978. Leen Droppert (the wall relief is also part of it, but will soon be demolished).
11. Dolphins. Artist unknown.
28. De rotsen, 2022. Tim Reuser.
37. Unknown (iron rooster).
45. Untitled, 1973 (arrow). Marianne Groen.
52. Rozenwand, 1996 (the remains of it, near what used to be the municipal waste company). Lydia Schouten.
44. Handwissel 2015. Nico Parlevliet.
3. Tulips with walker, 2015. Trudy de Jong-Broekhuizen. The city is full of them. I’ve counted nine in Rotterdam so far.
4. Twee kolommen 1977. Gust Romijn. Red. Restored and relocated.
18. Quill 1973. Phillip King.
10. Provinciaaltjes, 1966 (from a time when Rotterdam South was populated by fortune seekers from Zeeland and Brabant). Loeki Metz.
27. Miniature Euromast on the pavement in front of waste management company Renewi.
17. Playing children. Harry Boley.
9. Klimfiguren 1963 (with anti-climb spikes above to prevent children from using it as a climbing frame). Julia Braendle.
26. Houten spiralen 2010. Rob Maingay.
35. Aktion Sühnezeichen, 1966. Reparation gift (ecumenical building by Rietveld, Van Dillen, Van Tricht).
51. Hekwerk ongeluk 2022. Mahatsanga Le Dantec (Paviljoen a/h Water).
43. Plein Loods 24 1999. Pieter Figdor, Atelier Quadrat.
50. Maas Stones 2022. Jasmin Charalambouw & Felix Mohr (Paviljoen a/h Water).
42. Little figure (formerly had a ball, now missing). Harry Boley.
58. Obelisken 1989 (first there were four, then six). Jan IJzendoorn.
1. Hang Out, 2003. Replica of the façade of the adjacent B.a.d building. Made by Kamiel Verschuren.
2. Bronze façade piece from Visser’s installation company, established in 1921. Metalworking tools cast in bronze. Artist unknown.
60. Circle in Tree 2023 (a bicycle tire as a magician’s trick). Jeroen Jongeleen.
59. Hermes 1941 (made during WWII for the RET). Adriaan van der Plas.
48. Maashaven Fountain 2022 (an irregularly spurting fountain). Jeroen Jongeleen.
36. Unknown, 1965. Tile tableau.
34. Julianavaas 1909. Celebrating the birth of princess Juliana. Simon Miedema.
24. Forgotten work, likely by Jan van Munster (relocated from another site; now hidden behind a school fence.
25. Unknown neighborhood sculpture featuring a ship’s telegraph as a head.
32. Untitled, 1961, façade object. Henk Mooij.
53. Maastunnel monument voor verkeersslachtoffers NL (Maastunnnel Monument for Road Traffic Victims NL), 2003 (“[...] that we are”). Kamiel Verschuren.
