Marshall is known internationally, having pieces across the US and other countries. Here are just a few of his sculptures that you might know or recognize! Have you seen Marshall's sculptures anywhere? If so, write out where and which ones you've seen! There are many more in the world than the ones listed here. For this activity, research Marshall's sculptures made around the world and create a list with images and titles of the them. Remember to note the locations of the sculptures and include an interesting fact about each one!

"Cleveland War Memorial: The Fountain of Eternal Life" in Cleveland, Ohio.

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Marshall M. Fredericks Sculpture Museum

Cleveland War Memorial: The Fountain of Eternal Life

"Friendly Frog" sculpture located in Frederick Meijer Sculpture Park and Gardens.

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Friendly Frog

"God on the Rainbow" in Nacka Strand, Sweden.  In 1995 Marshall Fredericks enlarged and sculpted the 69 foot "God on the Rainbow"  from a small 1946 sketch model created by Fredericks’ mentor and friend Carl Milles.  Milles created the model for a peace monument intended for the United Nations Building in New York.  The sculpture stands at the entrance to Stockholm Harbor, Nacka Strand, Sweden. The project was spearheaded by Cilla Jahn, in collaboration with Millesgarden and the PA Foundation.

Standards for Marshall's Sculptures Around The World