An abstract bird-like figure with tail raised, wings extended and head turned back in repose. The shape flares out from a single, hollow open oval stem or leg.

This bronze sculpture was dedicated to former Mayor A. Price Woodard, Jr. This sculpture is located at A. Price Woodard, Jr. Park.

Plaque: Sculpture by Harry Bertoia. This work of art is dedicated to the memory of A. Price Woodard - Mayor of Wichita, Attorney, member of the Board of Education and humanitarian. A. Price Woodard was a friend of all and gave to his community a free and open spirit.

A smiling jester, lute in hand, takes a bow.

This bronze sculpture is located at the Bob Brown Expo Hall at Century II Convention Center.

Plaque: Donated to the City of Wichita by the Devore Foundation in commemoration of Music Theatre of Wichita's 25th anniversary. Dedicated June 12th, 1996. Dorothy Koelling, artist.

Standing portrait of Joan of Arc wearing a dress with a suit of armor over her chest. Her arms are crossed over her chest and she holds a sword in front of her with her proper right hand. A sheath for the sword hangs from her proper left side. Behind her proper right foot is a tree stump.

In 1970, a stone statue of Joan of Arc was presented to the people of Wichita by the people of Orleans, France and was dedicated at a location near the Kansas Gas and Electric Company reflecting pool. It was removed from its original site in 1987 in response to concerns about its condition. A copy in reconstituted stone is currently in storage and is scheduled to be placed at City Hall.

In 1996, a bronze copy was cast in Rome and dedicated to a new site in front of the Wichita Public Library.

Medallions and mural designs were created by students of Northeast Magnet School working with Norm Terry and the Public Art Advisory Board in 1994. They are located at the Wichita Police Department Patrol North facility.

The 40 cast concrete medallions, which rim the parking garage of Wichita City Hall, were created by Daniel Gegen in 1995 with the approval of the Public Art Advisory Board.

Visit sculptor Daniel Gegen's web site.

This fountain and archway was created by Jan Purcell and Tom Schrauth and built with the approval of the Public Art Advisory Board in 1995. The fountain is located at the Wichita Police Department Patrol South substation.

A sheaf stock of wheat set on concrete and pebble base, with metal rim.

This steel and bronze sculpture was created and designed by Kenneth Bell. Rex Appleby welded and fabricated the piece. This sculpture is found at Wichita City Hall.

An immigrant boy, scarf billowing in the wind, dressed in baggy knickers, oversized hand-me-down shoes, with a heavy bag dragging the ground.

This bronze sculpture is located south of Century II Convention Center on the west side of the Wichita Public Library.

Plaque: Farris George Jabara, a native of Lebanon, accepted the promise of America - and its challenge in 1903. He was 15 years old and became a noted Kansas cattleman. This memorial is dedicated in his honor as a gift to the people of Wichita and Kansas by Helen Galloway and Fran Jabara, two of his children.