(Anthony Wayne on Horseback), (sculpture).

(Anthony Wayne on Horseback), (sculpture).

I. D. I., fabricator.

Robert Lee Hall & Associates, design firm.

Bloomfield Building Industries, contractor.

(Anthony Wayne on Horseback), (sculpture).

Digital Reference:

Approx. 9 x 10 x 1 ft.

(Inside of hoof of proper right leg of horse:) I.D.I Founder's mark appears.

Equestrian bas-relief portrait of General Anthony Wayne in uniform sitting astride on horseback, in proper left profile. He wears a hat with scabbard by his proper left side, the horse's front proper left leg bent and raised. The sculpture is bolted to a marble wall.

Portrait male -- Wayne, Anthony -- Full length

Occupation -- Military -- General

Dress -- Uniform -- Military Uniform

Outdoor Sculpture -- Indiana -- Fort Wayne

Architectural component

Administered by NBD Bank, 1 Summit Square, Fort Wayne, Indiana 46802

Located Anthony Wayne Building, Northeast corner of Berry & Clinton Streets, Fort Wayne, Indiana

The sculpture is on the facade of The Anthony Wayne Building. The bank building, completed in 1963 at a cost of $2 1/2 million, was designed by Robert Lee Hall & Associates; Bloomfield Building Industries, Inc., general contractor. IAS files contain newspaper article from the Fort Wayne News Sentinel, March, 21, 1962.

Save Outdoor Sculpture, Indiana survey, 1993.

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