Arthur Ashe Monument

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The Arthur Ashe Monument is a public statue in Richmond, Virginia, honoring the pioneering African American tennis champion and civil rights advocate Arthur Ashe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf outdoor sculpture
public monument
statue
artist Paul DiPasquale
category Bronze sculptures in Virginia
Monuments and memorials in Richmond, Virginia
Monuments and memorials to African Americans
Outdoor sculptures in Richmond, Virginia
Statues of sportspeople
commemorates African American tennis champion
civil rights advocate
controversy location and design debated in Richmond
coordinates approximately 37.558°N 77.470°W
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dedicatedTo Arthur Ashe
depicts Arthur Ashe holding a tennis racket
Arthur Ashe holding books
children surrounding Arthur Ashe
genre equestrian statue ensemble
hasCulturalSignificance commemorates racial progress in Richmond
first monument to an African American on Monument Avenue
honors Arthur Ashe
inscriptionLanguage English
locatedIn Richmond, Virginia
United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedOn Monument Avenue Historic District
surface form: Monument Avenue
material bronze
memorialType sculptural memorial
namedAfter Arthur Ashe
owner City of Richmond
partOf Monument Avenue Historic District
surface form: Monument Avenue statuary
photographed frequently by tourists and residents
publicAccess yes
setting traffic circle on Monument Avenue
state Virginia
subjectEthnicity African American
subjectOccupation civil rights activist
tennis player
theme civil rights
education
sports
unveiledOn July 10, 1996
visibility visible from Monument Avenue
yearOfEstablishment 1996

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Monument Avenue Historic District hasMonument Arthur Ashe Monument