Public Art in Perth

Perth is the capital city of Western Australia and was officially founded on the 12th of August, 1829, by Lieutenant Governor James Stirling on King George IV's 67th birthday. One of the many unique features of Perth is that it is the most isolated Capital City in the World.

Public Art in Perth CBD

  Unidentified Photographer statue, Perth, St Georges Terrace, Western Australia    Alexander Forrest Statue, St Georges Terrace, Perth, Western Australia    Kangaroos in the city sculptures, St Georges Terrace, Perth, Western Australia

Unidentified Photographer   Alexander Forrest Statue      Kangaroos in the City

     Footsteps in Time Sculptures, Perth, Western Australia

                Unknown                         Footsteps in Time Sculptures

Harmony of Minerals obelisk, Stirling Gardens, Perth, Western Australia  Gumnut babies statues, Stirling Gardens, Perth, Western Australia  JJ Talbott Statue, Perth, Western Australia

Harmony of Minerals Obelisk  Gumnut Babies Sculpture    JJ Talbot Hobbs Memorial

   Public ARt in Perth, Eliza statue, Western Australia 

  Co-Existence Sculptures               Eliza Statue                     Migrants Memorial

    Jewish Holocaust Memorial, Stirling Gardens, Perth, Western Australia

                  Unknown                            Holocaust Memorial

 Public Art in Perth, Yagan Statue, Perth, Western Australia  War Memorial, Supreme Court Gardens, Perth, Western Australia  Captain James Stirling Statue, Perth, Western Australia

        Yagan Statue     Good Templars Memorial    Captain James Stirling Statue

  Percy Button Statue, Hay Street Mall, Perth, Western Australia 

      Percy Button Sculpture           

 

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