Outdoor Sculpture Collection: North Campus Map

HOFSTR A UNIVERSIT Y MUSEUM OF ART

NORTH CAMPUS

Highlights from the Outdoor Sculpture Collection

SCULPTURE MAP

MAP KEY Sculpture

NORTH CAMPUS

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1 AMERICAN ELM TREES

2 SCHOLAR TREE

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3 DAVID JACOBS

(American, 1932-2020) Skater Gate, 1979 Aluminum, 194 x 83 x 61 in.

Hofstra University Museum of Art Gift of the Artist, HU92.8 3

4 PAUL JENKINS

(American, 1923-2012) Mandala Meditation Sundial, 1980 Corten Steel and Stainless Steel Each section 94.5 x 179.5 x 13 in.

Hofstra University Museum of Art Gift of the Artist, HU94.4

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5 PHILLIP PAVIA

(American, 1911-2005) Ides of March, 1962 Bronze 11 x 20 x 5 ft.

Hofstra University Museum of Art Gift of 1120 Avenue of the Americas, LLC, HU2004.11

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6 PAUL MANSHIP

(American, 1885-1966) Group of Bears, 1932, cast 1963 Bronze 88 x 67 x 64 in.

Hofstra University Museum of Art University Purchase, HU97.13 6

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8 RHODA SHERBELL

(American, born 1933) Casey Stengel, 1971 Bronze 45 x 21 x 20.5 in.

Hofstra University Museum of Art Gift of Long Island Hall of Fame HU85.67 8

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9 SONDRA RUDIN MACK NEW AMERICAN GARDEN

WALKING DIRECTIONS FROM EMILY LOWE GALLERY TO NORTH CAMPUS: From the main entrance of Emily Lowe Gallery, walk east on the walkway. Cross diagonally through Memorial Quad toward the Joan and Donald E. Axinn Library.

Walk approximately 50 yards and use the entrance ramp for the Axinn Library.

Once inside the building, cross over the Unispan and walk straight through the Mack Student Center, exiting through the automatic glass doors.

Featured on cover (clockwise from top left) PAUL MANSHIP (American, 1885-1966) Group of Bears, 1932, cast 1963 PHILLIP PAVIA (American, 1911-2005) Ides of March, 1962 RHODA SHERBELL (American, born 1933) Casey Stengel, 1971 Facebook “f ” Logo

DAVID JACOBS (American, 1932-2020) Skater Gate, 1979

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