Peter John, Steel sculpture in downtown Milwaukee, United States.
Peter John is a steel sculpture by artist John Raimondi in downtown Milwaukee. The work displays angular, vertical forms that rise from the ground and shape the public space with its geometric structure.
The sculpture was added to Milwaukee's art collection in 1978, marking an early period of public art installations in the city. This era shaped the development of artistic programs meant to enrich the urban landscape.
The sculpture represents Milwaukee's commitment to displaying contemporary art pieces throughout the downtown area, contributing to the city's artistic landscape.
The sculpture sits along Wisconsin Avenue and is easy for visitors to find while exploring Milwaukee's self-guided art walking route. You can view the work during a stroll through downtown and discover other nearby artworks at the same time.
The construction of the sculpture showcases Raimondi's technique of achieving balance and visual harmony in large-scale steel forms. Despite its size, the work maintains an unexpected lightness that catches viewers by surprise.
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