As one of the largest art galleries in the United States, the Philadelphia Museum of Art itself has become a landmark in Philadelphia, with the main pavilion located in Philadelphia's golden district, Benjamin Franklin

As one of the largest art galleries in the United States, the Philadelphia Museum of Art itself has become a landmark in Philadelphia, with the main pavilion located at the western end of Benjamin Franklin Park Avenue, Philadelphia's golden district, connected to the historic and imposing City Hall by Park Avenue.

Not far away, there is also a private art gallery with a large collection of French Impressionist paintings, the Barnes Collection, the Philadelphia Public Library, the Franklin Museum of Science, and the Moore College of Art and Design, which trains and builds female artists.

Philadelphia's streets are also dotted with sculptures, some of which are exquisite, such as bronze sculptures with three leaves, Jumbo Huang notes, Triune

,ARTIST Robert Engman (1927 - 2018,LOCATION

15th Street and South Penn Square,Bronze, on concrete base)! Opposite City Hall, on a portion of sidewalk that juts toward the whizzing traffic, massive bronze curves interlock to form Robert Engman’s Triune. The three lobes are meant to symbolize the interdependence of people, government, and industry. The work on Triune involved a series of models and four separate castings at the Crown Foundry in Chester, Pennsylvania. Engman and apprentice Tom Cullen ground and polished the final cast themselves. The finished work weighs approximately 28,000 pounds.