On Sunday, November 14, 2004, six sculptures were dedicated along President Clinton Avenue and in Riverfront Park. This event was the first in the series of programs leading up to the dedication of the Clinton Presidential Center on Thursday, November 18, 2004.
The six sculptures were:
- Eagle of the Rock by Sandy Scott
- Fiesta by Carol Gold
- Anglers by Jane DeDecker
- Harriet Tubman by Jane DeDecker
- Touch the Sky by Jane DeDecker
- River Market Pig by Sandy Scott
The Jennings Osborne family in front of EAGLE OF THE ROCK
The Tucker, Kumpuris, and Moses families in front of FIESTA.
Carrie Remmel Dickinson unveiling Harriet Tubman
Darren Peters, Bruce Moore, and Rickey Mays (with Darrin Williams hidden by Darren Peters) along with the next generation.
Sculptor Jane DeDecker, the Clark grandchildren, with Margaret and Bill Clark in front of TOUCH THE SKY.
Sandy Scott’s RIVER MARKET PIG
Skip Rutherford took a break from looking over the Clinton Center preparations to come down to the sculpture dedication.
Dozens of people gathered for the dedication.
With today being Independence Day, it seems appropriate to feature Eagle of the Rockin the Sculpture Vulture.
This was one of the original six sculptures placed in the River Market, back in November 2004. Sculpted by Sandy Scott, it depicts an eagle taking flight from atop a craggy rock. The eagle and rock are cast in bronze which is then set upon a limestone base. It is situated on President Clinton Avenue to the west of the entrance to Clinton Presidential Park.
Little Rock Culture Vulture 