Statue of Philip Schuyler, Bronze military statue in front of City Hall, Albany, United States.
The Statue of Philip Schuyler is a bronze sculpture in Albany depicting a military officer in uniform with folded arms. The figure stands on a marble base and was created by sculptor John Massey Rhind.
The monument was donated in 1925 by George Hawley to honor his wife Theodora. It marks a specific moment in Albany's history and the city's approach to public commemoration.
The removal of the statue in 2023 reflected evolving perspectives on historical figures and their connections to slavery in American society.
The sculpture is located near City Hall and is easily accessible on foot. Visitors can view the work at any time since it occupies public space.
The marble base contains inscriptions detailing the monument's dedication, including names of local officials and committee members from its installation.
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