Burns Park Sculpture Garden
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- Denver, Colorado
About Burns Park Sculpture Garden
Burns Park Sculpture Garden, also called DC Burns Park, is in Denver, Colorado, U.S. It is named after Daniel C. Burns, a Denver real estate developer and philanthropist, who donated the park land to the city of Denver in 1939. The park is significant due to its collection of large sculptures, most of them created in the 1960s. The six sculptures currently on display in the park are Untitled (1968) by Wilbert Verhelst, Untitled (1968) by Roger Kotoske, Untitled (1968) by Angelo di Benedetto, Jazz (1999) by Barbara Baer, Untitled (1968) by Anthony Magar, and Untitled (Dedicated to Martin Luther King Jr.) (1968) by Anthony Magar.
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Nearby museums
Make a day of it. 4 more museums are within 1.2 miles of Burns Park Sculpture Garden; the closest, Spark Gallery, is about a mile away.
