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Leo Villareal's creation contains 19,200 lights and 160 rods made of mirrored stainless steel. They are 40 feet high, suspended from the ceiling and hovering above the floor at the entrance. Each rod supports 120 white LED lights.

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Frisco First - By David Allan Clark, 2009 Located at George A. Purefoy Municipal Complex Frisco’s First is a life-sized 1900s era farmer holding onto the front portion of a train engine. The figure celebrates the arrival of the railroad to Frisco.

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Frisco First - By David Allan Clark, 2009 Located at George A. Purefoy Municipal Complex Frisco’s First is a life-sized 1900s era farmer holding onto the front portion of a train engine. The figure celebrates the arrival of the railroad to Frisco.

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Andrew Rodgers "balance" created in 1997 was commissioned by the Texas Sculpture Garden in frisco.

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Andrew Rodgers created "balance" in 1997. It was commissioned by the Texas Sculpture Gardens in Dallas.

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Location: south entrance of Pizza Hut Park
Artist: Larry Kirkland
The meaning of this sculpture is to inspire and make residents proud of the place they live.

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The welcoming dancers are made up of steel and concrete. The dancers have an interesting movement to them, and are giant and hard to miss. They were created by Jerry Daniel in the year 2000. They are genderless, and timeless as well. They have brought a smile to many, and will for the years to come.

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Although I am not a fan of Texas, I am of history. This sculpture represents the first North-South cattle drive in Texas. Located off of Gaylord parkway

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Artist: Michael Pavlovsky
Commissioned by: City of Frisco
Location: In front of Frisco Library
It was created in 2009. Each represents elements that held a Frisco grow (water, agriculture, and transportation/power).

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"Fetching Water" by artist Janice Hart Melito. Frisco Square. Commissioned by the frisco Public Art Program. Inspiration for the piece: Cory lost her battle to breast cancer in 2007.

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By David Iles, 2008 Located at Foncine Settlement Park The piece shows a group of squirrels, frozen in time.

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Artist: George Aston
Commissioned by: Frisco Association of Arts
Location: Frisco Central Park
History: The statues are located about the historic cattle drive route.
Added Info: The Statues have been around for over 15 years.

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This sculpture is pretty nice its located at preston ridge in front of the old navy.

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At the entrance of the Texas sculpture park there is a large sculpture by Jerry Daniel– Dancers MM, made of 2000 concrete and steel – two enormous dancers welcoming cars off the highway and into the park.
The sculpture resembles two people dancing, and a an eye-catching shape of movement.

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Frisco Water Works was founded in 1914. The school was given free water. Frisco did not not charge more than $1 a month for domestic use.

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the whole top of this dandelion was assembled piece by piece and put up. the person that put this up had cuts all over their arms and back from how thin and sharp the metal is

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Sculpture at City Hall by Katherine Hillman from the 2013 You Be The Tour Guide Contest

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Sculpture at City Hall by Katherine Hillman from the 2013 You Be The Tour Guide Contest

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Photo by: Warren Paul Harris

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The frisco water tower was created to look identical to the original that stood in its place before, until it burned down. Meaning to represent a part of Frisco's history and stand a reminder of the fire that burned most of downtown Frisco in 1922.

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More than over 150 works created by many artists all over the world are displayed here including many sculptures. It is located on four prime acres at the Hall Park, and it's open to the public.

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Sculpted by Ray King in 2011 to commemorate the grand opening of the Dr. Pepper Ball park.

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Fort Worth Museum of Modern Art
2002
Richard Serra
America, born 1939
Cor-ten Steel
67"10' x 21"9' x 20"10'

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Post a video, a link, information about any sculpture in Frisco!