An important benefactor of Gettysburg College's outdoor sculpture collection is Greg Islan, Class of 1970. A business administration major, he took many art classes, which he credits for instilling in him a life-long appreciation for the arts.

An essay by former Schmucker Art Gallery Director Molly Hutton sheds light on works in the permanent collection and works temporarily exhibited on loan.

	Martin Puryear Sentinel, 1982 Field Stone 10'h x 8'w x 2'd Near Pennsylvania Hall
	Glenn Zweygardt Trilogy Graces, 2000-04 Stone, Cast Glass, Bronze, Cast Iron 10'h (other dimensions variable) Between Schmucker and Brua halls
	Robert Mangold Anemotive Kinetic 4/97, 1997 Stainless Steel 12'h x 8'diam Between the Science Center and Masters Hall
	Terry Karpowicz Tattooed, 2004 Granite, Steel, Stainless Steel, Bronze 10'h x 30"w x 40"d Near Plank Gym
	Wenda Gu Stone Stele: Retranslation and Rewriting of Tang Poetry, 1993-2004 Stone (2/50) 75"h x 44"w x 8"d In front of Schmucker Hall Loan October 2004 to September 2005
	Joe Mooney Phoenix Defiant, 2006 Stainless Steel and Steel 86"h x 81"w x 30"d Between McKnight and Pennsylvania halls

Photos by Bill Dowling