Public sculpture -- New York (State) -- Rochester

Collection consists of 1 sculpture, 1 maquette, and 1 photograph, all by Albert Paley. Renowned metal sculptor Albert Paley has been on the faculty in RIT's School of American Crafts since 1969.

The Eric Senna papers document the development and installation of, and publicity about, the bronze RIT Bengal Tiger statue made by sculptor D.H.S. (“Duff”) Wehle for RIT. Materials include planning papers, correspondence, speech drafts, news clippings, photographs, and more. The bulk of the collection dates between 1989 and 1990.

Sculptures by RIT faculty member Frederick Meyer. Meyer was on the faculty at RIT for 35 years.

Harry Bertoia sculpture contains a set of 7 dandelions, 3 planters, and 1 wall sculpture. Bertoia's dandelions were part of the Eastman Kodak pavilion at the 1964 New York World's Fair.

Contains four pieces of artwork by Rochester native and artist John C. Menihan. Menihan's artwork can be seen throughout Rochester.

Collection is a miniature replica of sculptor D.H.S. Wehle's bronze tiger that can be found on RIT's campus between the Student Union and the Wallace Library. Additionally, a mounted plaque authenticating ownership of the sculpture.