This is a list of public art in Savannah, Georgia, in the United States. This list applies only to works of public art on permanent display in an outdoor public space. For example, this does not include artwork in museums. Public art may include sculptures, statues, monuments, memorials, murals, and mosaics.

Image Title / subject Location and
coordinates		 DateArtist / designer TypeMaterialDimensions DesignationOwner / administratorWikidata Notes

More images		 African-American Monument River Street

32°04′54″N 81°05′27″W / 32.081711°N 81.090884°W / 32.081711; -81.090884 (African-American Monument)		 2002Dorothy Spradley MonumentBronze City of SavannahQ105592675

More images		 Casimir Pulaski Monument Monterey Square

32°04′17″N 81°05′41″W / 32.07135°N 81.09480°W / 32.07135; -81.09480 (Casimir Pulaski Monument)		 Robert E. Launitz Monument City of SavannahQ14686606

More images		 Civil War Memorial Forsyth Park

32°4′2.0388″N 81°5′46.7808″W / 32.067233000°N 81.096328000°W / 32.067233000; -81.096328000 (Civil War Memorial)		 Robert Reid
David Richards		 MemorialSandstone
Bronze		 City of SavannahQ96250643
The Georgia Volunteer Forsyth Park

32°3′53.6″N 81°5′50″W / 32.064889°N 81.09722°W / 32.064889; -81.09722 (The Georgia Volunteer)		 Theo Alice Ruggles Kitson Monument City of SavannahQ7739671 Reproduction of The Hiker statue.

More images		 James Oglethorpe Monument Chippewa Square

32°4′32.7″N 81°5′35.4″W / 32.075750°N 81.093167°W / 32.075750; -81.093167 (James Oglethorpe Monument)		 Daniel Chester French
Henry Bacon		 Monument City of SavannahQ101584159

More images		 Nathanael Greene Monument Johnson Square

32°4′47.7″N 81°5′29.7″W / 32.079917°N 81.091583°W / 32.079917; -81.091583 (Nathanael Greene Monument)		 William Strickland MonumentGranite City of SavannahQ100500284

More images		 Telfair Academy statues Telfair Academy

32°4′43.5″N 81°5′42″W / 32.078750°N 81.09500°W / 32.078750; -81.09500 (Telfair Academy statues)		 1886Viktor Oskar Tilgner StatuesLimestone Telfair Museums Located in front of the Telfair Academy, these five statues were unveiled during the opening of the Telfair Museums. They consist of representations of Phidias, Michelangelo, Peter Paul Rubens, Rembrandt, and Raphael.[1]

More images		 William Jasper Monument Madison Square

32°4′25″N 81°5′38″W / 32.07361°N 81.09389°W / 32.07361; -81.09389 (William Jasper Monument)		 Alexander Doyle MonumentBronze
Granite		 City of SavannahQ99586914

More images		 William Washington Gordon Monument Wright Square

32°4′41″N 81°5′32″W / 32.07806°N 81.09222°W / 32.07806; -81.09222 (William Washington Gordon Monument)		 Henry Van Brunt
Frank M. Howe		 MonumentGranite
Marble		 City of SavannahQ100332269

References

  1. ↑ "The Story of Telfair Academy's Iconic Sculptures » Telfair Museums". Telfair Museums. Retrieved November 28, 2020.
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