This is a list of statues and busts of presidents of the United States. Note that some images are excluded due to copyright.
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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John Adams | Quincy, Massachusetts | 2018 | Sergey Eylanbekov | ||
John Adams | Bilbao, Spain | 2011 | Lourdes Umerez | ||
John Adams | Rapid City, South Dakota 6th Street & Main Street | John Lopez |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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James Madison | Harrisonburg, Virginia | 2002 | Unknown | [1] | |
James Madison | Harrisonburg, Virginia | 2008 | Unknown | [1] | |
Statue of James Madison | Washington, D.C. | 1976 | Walker Hancock | ||
James and Dolley Madison | Orange, Virginia | 2009 | Michael C. Quinn | [2] |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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James Monroe | Williamsburg, Virginia | 2015 | Gordon Kray | [3] | |
James Monroe | Charlottesville, Virginia | 1890s | Attilio Piccirilli | [4] |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Abigail and John Quincy Adams | [5] | ||||
John Quincy Adams | 7th Street & Main Street | John Lopez | [6] |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Andrew Jackson | Washington, D.C. | 1928 | Belle Kinney Scholz and Leopold Scholz | ||
Andrew Jackson | Rapid City, South Dakota Mt. Rushmore Road & Main Street | James Michael Maher | |||
Equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson | Washington, D.C. | 1852 | Clark Mills | ||
Equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson | New Orleans, Louisiana | 1856 | Clark Mills | ||
Equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson | Nashville, Tennessee | 1880 | Clark Mills | ||
Equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson | Kansas City, Missouri | 1934 | Charles Keck | ||
Equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson | Jacksonville, Florida | 1987 | Clark Mills |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Martin Van Buren | Rapid City, South Dakota Mt. Rushmore Road & Main Street | Edward Hlavka | |||
Statue of Martin Van Buren | Kinderhook, New York | 2007 | Edward Hlavka | [7] |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Equestrian statue of William Henry Harrison | Cincinnati, Ohio | 1899 | John H. Mahoney | ||
Pediment Depiction of William Henry Harrison | Lafayette, Indiana | 1994 | |||
Relief of William Henry Harrison | Corydon, Indiana Blaine H. Wiseman Visitor Center | 2001 | Larry Beisler | ||
Statue of William Henry Harrison | Indianapolis, Indiana | 1888 | John H. Mahoney | ||
Statue of William Henry Harrison | Vincennes, Indiana | 1972 | Harold "Dugan" Elgar | ||
Ten O'Clock Line Monument | Gosport, Indiana | 1957 | Frederick L. Hollis | ||
Tippecanoe Battlefield Monument | Battle Ground, Indiana | 1811 | John H. Mahoney |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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John Tyler | Rapid City, South Dakota Mt. Rushmore Road & St. Joseph Street | Lee Leuning and Sherri Treeby | [8] | ||
John Tyler Grave | Richmond, Virginia | 1862 |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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James Knox Polk | Columbia, Tennessee Polk Memorial Gardens | ||||
James Knox Polk | Raleigh, North Carolina | 1948 | Charles Keck | [9] |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Zachary Taylor | Green Bay, Wisconsin Leicht Park | [10] | |||
Zachary Taylor | Rapid City, South Dakota 9th Street & St. Joseph Street | Lee Leuning and Sherri Treeby | [11] | ||
Zachary Taylor Gravesite | Louisville, Kentucky |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Millard Fillmore | Rapid City, South Dakota 9th Street & St. Joseph Street | James Van Nuys | [12] | ||
Millard Fillmore | Buffalo, New York | 1930 | Bryant Baker | [13] |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Franklin Pierce | Rapid City, South Dakota 9th Street & Main Street | James Van Nuys | [14] | ||
Franklin Pierce | Concord, New Hampshire | 1914 | Augustus Lukeman |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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James Buchanan | Rapid City, South Dakota 9th Street & Main Street | James Michael Maher | [15] | ||
James Buchanan Memorial | Washington, D.C. | 1930 | Hans Schuler | [14] |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Andrew Johnson | Greeneville, Tennessee | 1995 | Jim Gray | ||
Andrew Johnson | Rapid City, South Dakota 6th Street & St. Joseph Street | James Van Nuys |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source | |
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Equestrian statue of Ulysses S. Grant | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 1899 | Daniel Chester French and Edward Clark Potter | |||
Ulysses S. Grant Memorial | Washington, D.C. | 1902-24 | Henry Shrady | |||
Statue of Ulysses S. Grant | St. Louis, Missouri | 1888 | Robert Bringhurst | [16] | ||
Ulysses S. Grant Statue | West Point, New York | 2019 | ||||
These Are My Jewels | Columbus, Ohio | 1894 | Levi Scofield |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Rutherford B. Hayes | Rapid City, South Dakota 4th Street & St. Joseph Street | Lee Leuning and Sherri Treeby | [18] | ||
These Are My Jewels | Columbus, Ohio | 1894 | Levi Scofield |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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James A. Garfield Monument | Washington, D.C. | 1887 | John Quincy Adams Ward | ||
James A. Garfield | Cincinnati, Ohio | Charles Henry Niehaus | |||
James A. Garfield | Washington, D.C. | Charles Henry Niehaus | |||
These Are My Jewels | Columbus, Ohio | 1894 | Levi Scofield |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Chester Arthur | Rapid City, South Dakota 5th Street & Main Street | John Lopez | [19] | ||
Chester Arthur | Schenectady, New York | ||||
Statue of Chester A. Arthur | New York City, New York | 1899 | George Edwin Bissell |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Grover Cleveland | Rapid City, South Dakota 4th Street & St. Joseph Street | James Michael Maher | [20] | ||
Grover Cleveland | Buffalo, New York | 1932 | Bryant Baker | ||
Grover Cleveland | Buffalo, New York | Unknown |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Benjamin Harrison | Indianapolis, Indiana | 1908 | Charles Henry Niehaus | ||
Benjamin Harrison | Rapid City, South Dakota 4th Street & Main Street | John Lopez | [21] |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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William McKinley | Rapid City, South Dakota | Lee Leuning and Sherri Treeby | [22] | ||
Statue of William McKinley | Canton, Ohio | 1905 | Haig Patigian | ||
Statue of William McKinley | Chicago | 1905 | Charles Mulligan | ||
McKinley National Memorial Statue | Canton, Ohio | 1907 | Harold Van Buren Magonigle | ||
National McKinley Birthplace Memorial Statue | Niles, Ohio | 1915 | J. Massey Rhind | ||
William McKinley Monument | Columbus, Ohio | 1903-06 | Hermon Atkins MacNeil and Carol Brooks MacNeil |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Theodore Roosevelt | Rapid City, South Dakota 9th Street & Main Street | John Lopez | [23] | ||
Theodore Roosevelt Island Statue | Washington, D.C. | 1967 | Paul Manship | ||
Theodore Roosevelt, Rough Rider | Portland, Oregon | 1922 | Alexander Phimister Proctor | ||
Equestrian Statue of Theodore Roosevelt | New York City, New York | 1939 | James Earle Fraser |
Oyster Bay Statue Rough Rider
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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William Howard Taft | Rapid City, South Dakota Mt. Rushmore Road & Main Street | Lee Leuning and Sherri Treeby | [24] | ||
William Howard Taft | Cincinnati, Ohio | 1992 | Michael D. Bigger | [25] |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Woodrow Wilson | Rapid City, South Dakota 9th Street & St. Joseph Street | James Michael Maher | [26] | ||
Woodrow Wilson Monument | Prague, Czech Republic | 2011 | |||
Statue of Woodrow Wilson | Austin, Texas | 1933 | Pompeo Coppini |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Warren G. Harding | Rapid City, South Dakota 9th Street & St. Joseph Street | John Lopez | [27] | ||
Harding | Vancouver, Canada |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Calvin Coolidge | Rapid City, South Dakota 5th Street & Main Street | John Lopez | [28] | ||
Plymouth, Vermont | [29] |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Herbert Hoover | Rapid City, South Dakota 5th Street & Main Street | James Michael Maher | [30] |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Harry S. Truman | Rapid City, South Dakota Mt. Rushmore Road & St. Joseph Street | James Michael Maher | |||
Harry S. Truman | Independence, Missouri |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Dwight D. Eisenhower | Washington, D.C. | Jim Brothers | |||
Dwight D. Eisenhower | Topeka, Kansas | ||||
Dwight D. Eisenhower | Denison, Texas | ||||
Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial Three statues: one as a boy, one as general, and one as president | Washington, D.C. | 2020 | Sergey Eylanbekov | ||
Dwight D. Eisenhower Statue | London, England | 1989 | Robert Lee Dean | ||
Eisenhower Statue | Alexandria, Virginia Eisenhower Avenue Traffic Circle | ||||
Eisenhower Monument | West Point, New York | 1983 | Robert L. Dean Jr. | ||
Eisenhower Veteran's Monument | Denison, Texas | ||||
Statue of Dwight D. Eisenhower | Abilene, Kansas |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source | |
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John F. Kennedy | San Juan, Puerto Rico | |||||
John F. Kennedy | Pittston, Pennsylvania | |||||
Statue of John F. Kennedy | Boston, Massachusetts | 1988 | Isabel McIlvan | |||
John F. Kennedy Memorial | London, England | 1965 | Jacques Lipchitz | |||
John F. Kennedy Memorial | Hyannis, Massachusetts Ocean Street | 1966 | ||||
John F. Kennedy Memorial and Bust | Holyoke, Massachusetts Holy Cross Church | 1967 | ||||
J. F. Kennedy Memorial | Long Beach, New York Kennedy Plaza | |||||
Bust of Kennedy | Newark, New Jersey | 1965 | Jacques Lipchitz | |||
Bust of John F. Kennedy | Nashua, New Hampshire Downtown | 1960 | ||||
Bust of President Kennedy | New York City, New York | 1965 | ||||
Bust of President John F. Kennedy | Boston, Massachusetts | Felix de Weldon | ||||
The John F. Kennedy Bust | Washington, D.C. | 1971 | Robert Berks | |||
John F. Kennedy Statue | New Ross, County Wexford, Ireland | 2008 | Ann Meldon Hugh | |||
Statue of President John F. Kennedy | Bruff, County Limerick, Ireland | 2019 | Sean Connolly | |||
President John F. Kennedy | Washington, D.C. | 2021 | StudioEIS |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Lyndon B. Johnson | Stonewall, Texas | ||||
Lyndon B. Johnson | Killeen, Texas | ||||
Lyndon B. Johnson | Rapid City, South Dakota 7th Street & Main Street | James Michael Maher | [31] | ||
Lyndon Baines Johnson | San Marcos, Texas |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Richard Nixon | Wakefield, New Zealand | [32] | |||
Richard Nixon | Rapid City, South Dakota 5th Street & St. Joseph Street | Edward E. Hlavka |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Gerald Ford | Rapid City, South Dakota 7th Street & St. Joseph Street | James Michael Maher | [33] | ||
Gerald R. Ford | Washington, D.C. | 2011 | J. Brett Grill | ||
Gerald R. Ford | Albion, Michigan | 2012 |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Jimmy Carter Peanut Statue | Plains, Georgia | 1976 | [34] | ||
Jimmy Carter | Rapid City, South Dakota 6th Street & St. Joseph Street | John Lopez | [35] | ||
Statue of Jimmy Carter | Atlanta, Georgia | 1994 | Frederick Hart | [36] |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Ronald Reagan | Washington, D.C. | 2009 | Chas Fagan | ||
Ronald Reagan | Arlington, Virginia | 2011 | Chas Fagan | [37] | |
Ronald Reagan | Rapid City, South Dakota 6th Street & St. Joseph Street | James Michael Maher | [38] | ||
Ronald Reagan | London, England | 2011 | Chas Fagan | [39] | |
Ronald Reagan | Berlin, Germany | ||||
Reagan | Covington, Louisiana N. New Hampshire Street & E. Lockwood Street | ||||
President Reagan Mounument | Miami, Florida | 2018 | Carlos Enrique Prado | ||
President and Mrs. Reagan | Simi Valley, California | Chas Fagan | [40] | ||
Ronald Reagan | Southern Park, Sofia, Bulgaria | 2017 | [41] | ||
Ronald Reagan | Budapest, Hungary | 2011 | [42] |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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George Bush Sr. | Rapid City, South Dakota 6th Street & Main Street | Edward E. Hvlaka | [43] | ||
George H.W. Bush | Hampton, Virginia | ||||
George H.W. Bush | Langley, Virginia | ||||
George H. W. Bush Monument | Houston, Texas | Chas Fagan | |||
George H.W. Bush | Budapest, Hungary | 2020 | [44] | ||
George Bush Jr. & Sr. | Dallas, Texas | 2013 | Chas Fagan | [37] | |
George H. W. Bush | Berlin, Germany | 2023 | [45] [46] |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Bill Clinton | Rapid City, South Dakota 7th Street & St. Joseph Street | Lee Leuning and Sherri Treeby | [47] | ||
Bill Clinton | Pristina, Kosovo | 2009 | [48] | ||
President Bill Clinton | Ballybunion, Ireland | [49] |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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George W. Bush | Fushë-Krujë, Albania | 2011 | [50] | ||
George W. Bush | Hamilton, Ohio | ||||
George Bush Jr. & Sr. | Dallas, Texas | 2013 | Chas Fagan | [37] | |
George W. Bush | Rapid City, South Dakota St. Joseph Street & 5th Street | 2010 | James Michael Maher | [51] |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Barack Obama | State Elementary School Menteng 01 | 2010 | [52] | ||
Barack Obama | San Juan, Puerto Rico | 2012 | [53] | ||
Barack Obama | Rapid City, South Dakota 4th Street & St. Joseph Street | 2019 | James Van Nuys | [54] | |
Barack Obama | Hampton, Virginia | 2019 | Jon Hair | [55] | |
Barack and Michelle Obama | Moneygall, Ireland | 2018 | Mark Rhodes | [56] | |
Saraswati | Embassy of Indonesia, Washington, D.C. | 2013 | [57] | ||
Barack Obama | Rapid City, South Dakota Trinity Eco Prayer Park | 2019 | James Van Nuys | [58] [59] |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Donald Trump (currently being sculpted) | Rapid City, South Dakota Location TBD | TBD | Jim Maher | [60] [61] |
Image | Statue name | Location | Date | Sculptor | Source |
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Donald Trump | Sela pri Kamniku, Slovenia | 2019 | Tomaz Schlegl | [62] | |
Dump Trump | Trafalgar Square | 2019 | Don Lessem | [63] | |
The Emperor Has No Balls | Cleveland, Los Angeles, New York City, San Francisco, and Seattle | 2016 | Indecline | [64] | |
Trump Buddha | China | 2021 | Hong Jinshi | [65] | |
God Emperor Trump | Italy | 2019 | Fabrizio Galli | [66] |
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