Bob Cassilly
Date: 9/26/2011 Album ID: 1329652
Since the early 1970's, Bob Cassilly has created many forms of public art. A sculpturer, his sculptures can be seen throughout the St. Louis area as well as inside his central location the City Museum.
City Museum founder Bob Cassilly stands amidst his rooftop expansion Friday, June 27, 2008. The new features include fountains, pools and statues.
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August 1972 - Bob Cassilly works on a limestone sculpture as his wife Cecelia looks on.

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1988  - Artist Bob Cassilly
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1984 - Bob Cassilly with a fence he designed.

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August 1990 - Artist Bob Cassilly working on a 24-foot-tall praying mantis at his studio on Lafayette Avenue. The mantis' fram is made of solid stainless steel and will be covered with carbon fiber and fiberglass. Cassilly is unsure what he will do with his creation once it is completed. file photo
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May 19, 2005--On any given day at the City Museum he founded Bob Cassilly can be found, all over.  Here he poses for his portrait on the leg of a giant praying mantis which once adorned a building at the Missouri Botanical Garden and now resides on the top floor of the City Museum.  PHOTO BY KEVIN MANNING
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File photo from July 1998.  Bob Cassilly shows a model of a sculptural monument he would like to build by altering the old spire from St. Henry's Catholic Church at Rutger and California.  He would mix African spiritual symbols with gothic angels on the southeast side of the spire.
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Bob Cassilly, artist, explaining (to a reporter) the meaning of this unnamed work of art he created from of section of the 1904 World Fair wall along Forest Park Blvd.  For Paul Hampel story.  PLEASE CHECK ARTIST NAME SPELLING AGAINST STORY...THANKS.
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July 1993 - Kurt Knickmyer (on ladder) and Bob Cassilly apply scales to a dragon sculpture in Cassilly's studio on Lafayette Ave. Cassilly's daughter, Daisy, helps. The dragon will serve as a wall around the parking lot.
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4/15/02  Monday
Artist extrodinare Bob Cassilly talks about one of his many on-going projects that takes up space on his desk in his office in the City Museum. The model is from the old science center that is now on the roof of his City Museum. He put a hot tub on the top of the dome, but admits it will be a long time before he will get it up and running. He said that too many other projects have come up that take up his time.
PHOTO BY J.B. FORBES
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