Bust of Richard Cushing, Bronze sculpture in Cardinal Cushing Memorial Park, Boston, United States
The Bust of Richard Cushing is a bronze sculpture created by James Rosati, displayed in Cardinal Cushing Memorial Park in downtown Boston. The work rests on a red granite base and forms part of the city's public sculpture collection.
Richard Cushing served as Archbishop of Boston from 1944 to 1970 and championed social work and education. The memorial was established to honor his lasting contributions to the city and its communities.
The memorial sculpture demonstrates the integration of religious leadership recognition within public spaces through enduring bronze artworks in urban environments.
The sculpture is located in a public park and is freely accessible to all visitors. You can view it while walking through Boston's art spaces without special arrangements.
The artwork was included in the Smithsonian Institution's Save Outdoor Sculpture program in 1996. This recognition marks its importance in America's outdoor art heritage.
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