ART AMONG THE TREES
The Sculpture Garden at Annmarie comprises over 50 acres of forests, fields, and meadows situated along St. John’s Creek. A paved walking path winds through the forest, providing a serene setting for the large collection of outdoor sculpture. The Sculpture Garden is a great place to take a walk or ride bikes, and is pet-friendly, except during special events. Our diverse collection allows visitors to explore the ever-changing shapes and shadows of the forest and the art it shelters.
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Minoru Niizuma
Castle of the Eye
1975 | Carrara Marble with Granite Base
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Peter King & Marni Jaime
The Gateway
1995 | Ceramic
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Antonio Tobias Mendez
A Tribute to The Oyster Tonger, A Chesapeake Waterman
1994 | Bronze & Granite
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B. Amore & Woody Dorsey Kokoro Carvers
The Council Ring
1996 | Granite
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Jan Rosen Queralt and Roma Cmpanile
A Surveyor’s Map
1997 | Wood, Steel
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Michael Shewmaker
Leviatano
2015 | Stainless Steel
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Sorel Etrog
Hand
CA. 1959 - 1964 | Bronze
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Shay Rieger
Large Head with Beard
1958 | Bronze
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Maggie Smith, Calvert County, & Washington State Schoolchildren
Thirteen Talking Benches
1995 | Concrete, Ceramic Tile
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Annmarie Garden Staff and Volunteers
Rooms to Rest and Refresh
The Mens & Womens Restrooms in the Studio SchoolÂ
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Modern Petroglyphs
A new sculpture installation created by 2015 Summer Artist-In-Residence, Kevin Sudeith
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Rick Clement
Slithering
2002 | Pennsylvania Field Stones