Quakertown, Pennsylvania: Sculpture Grounds of Steve Tobin
A field of abstract sculptures by artist Steve Tobin fills the lawn around his warehouse studio. Many steel "roots." Look for the crucifixions with various animal and vegetable heads.
- Address:
- Kelly Rd, Quakertown, PA
- Directions:
- From Hwy 313 in Quakertown turn north onto N. Main St., which becomes California Rd. Drive about a mile. You'll see the sculptures on the left, at the corner of Kelly Rd.
- Admission:
- Free
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Amazing in scope and beauty. If you time your visit right, you can go inside and see more of his past and current work.
[Brenda, 05/21/2023]
This was an unexpected find today! We saw it an pulled over, and my first thought was this belonged on Roadside America! It's not surprising it was already there. There are a bunch of sculptures on this property and the surrounding ones.
[Misty A, 02/04/2019]
Sculpture Grounds of Steve Tobin is completely worth a stop. His work is awesome in scale and theory.
[bsbpyt, 07/24/2017]
There is a large field of sculptures, mostly abstracts done by a local artist, behind a large warehouse and along California Road in the area north of Quakertown. Of particular interest are a set of crucifixions with various animal and vegetable heads.
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Artist Steve Tobin is internationally known for his sculptures. On the abstract side, but there are some quirky figurative pieces such as the crucifixions.