Point of View, Bronze sculpture in Mount Washington, Pittsburgh, United States
Point of View is a bronze sculpture located at the edge of Mount Washington, depicting two life-sized figures positioned face to face. The work stands at the intersection of Grandview Avenue and Sweetbriar Street within Point of View Park.
The sculpture was created in 2006 and commemorates a 1770 meeting between George Washington and Seneca leader Guyasuta. This encounter took place during exploration along the Ohio River.
The two figures face each other in conversation, symbolizing dialogue between different peoples and cultures. This visual representation invites visitors to reflect on encounters and understanding as they observe the work.
You can reach the sculpture from Grandview Avenue by heading toward the park where it is easily accessible. The location offers free access and provides a good vantage point to explore the surrounding area.
The artwork was created by sculptor James A. West and weighs approximately 750 pounds, demonstrating its impressive scale and craftsmanship. Its placement at the edge of Mount Washington provides both a cultural statement and an unexpected artistic focal point within this parkland.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
