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Statues of Women (page 2)

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Amelia Earhart
Alameda, CA
This Amelia Earhart statue was installed in 2015 in front of Earhart Elementary School. The bronze sculpture entitled "Oceans to Fly" was created by Jane DeDecker in 2014. [map]

Amelia Earhart
Burbank, CA
 Amelia Earhart
North Hollywood, CA
The original, seven-foot-tall, fiberglass sculpture of Amelia Earhart was built in 1971 by Ernest Shelton. It was refurbished in 1988. In 2003, the statue was moved from North Hollywood to the Hollywood Burbank Airport where it is displayed inside. A mold of the statue was made and a bronze casting was creating for the statue which is now installed in the North Hollywood park. For more, see this website. [map]

Helena Modjeska
Anaheim, CA
This sculpture of actress Helena Modjeska was created by Eugene Maier-Krieg and installed in Pearson Park in 1934. For more, see this website. [map]

Lady of the Lake
Los Angeles, CA
The 14-foot-tall cast stone sculpture of the Lady of the Lake was created by Ada Mae Sharpless and installed in Echo Park in 1935. The statue was in bad shape by 1986 and put in storage. It was restored and put back on display in 1999. For more, see this website. [map]

Four Ladies of Hollywood
Los Angeles, CA
This 30-foot-tall sculpture of the Four Ladies of Hollywood was created in 1993 by Catherine Hardwicke. The four women depicted are Mae West, Dorothy Dandridge, Anna Mae Wong, and Dolores Del Rio. In 2025, the sculpture of Wong was hit by a car. It is currently missing its legs but will be repaired. For more, see this website. [map]

Billie Jean King
Los Angeles, CA
This bronze sculpture of Billie Jean King was created by Brian Hanlon and installed in 2024 at Cal State Los Angeles. The famous tennis player attended the school from 1961-1964. For more, see this website. [map]

Sigame
Oakland, CA
The 13-foot-tall Sigame sculpture was created by Scott Donahue in 2001. It was installed in Union Point Park around 2005. For more, see this website. [map]

Athena's Head
Cotati, CA
 Truth is Beauty
San Leandro, CA
The seven-foot-tall, concrete sculpture of Athena's Head was created by Peter Crompton and installed in 2011. [map]

The Truth is Beauty sculpture was created by Marco Cochrane for the Burning Man festival in 2013. It is 55 feet tall and made of stainless steel mesh and lit with LED tubing. It was installed at the San Leandro in 2016. A replica was installed at Renwick Gallery in Washington DC. The sculpture is similar to Cochrane's Bliss Dance sculpture from 2010 which is now in Las Vegas, NV. [map]

R-Evolution
San Francisco, CA
This 47-foot-tall R-Evolution sculpture was created in 2015 by Marco Cochrane for the Burning Man festival. It is made of steel and covered by stainless-steel mesh. The sculpture has 16 motors in its chest to simulate breathing for an hour a day. It is lit at night and sunrise. The sculpture was temporarily installed here in 2025. For more, see this website [map]

Tamalpais Maiden
Greenbrae, CA
The 17-foot-long, steel Tamalpais Maiden sculpture was created by Dennis Patton and installed at the Bon Air Shopping Center in 1988. [map]

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