Jul 17, 2025
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Harry Weber
Mykonos 1960-64
Rodi 1964, photo by Harry Weber
It is seen around the Hagia Sophia which was taken by Harry Weber in 1960.
St. Louis: FameBooking had the pleasure of interviewing internationally renowned sculptor and St. Louis celebrity Harry Weber. We know many of you have seen his work, and would love to know some background on the man behind some of St. Louis’ most iconic sculptures, including the Cardinals’ legends at Busch Stadium, “Forces” (the Stifel Bull and Bear) at One Financial Plaza, and "The Captains' Return" – the bronze statue of Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, and their faithful companion dog, Seaman, located near the Arch.
Perhaps you’ve heard of one of his latest installations honoring St. Louis’ relationship with her sister city, Nanjing. Soon Harry Weber will be traveling to Nanjing for the installation of his statue of St. Louis celebrity Adam Wainwright – caught mid pitch – not to a batter in China, but to a Nanjing batter who will stay in St. Louis waiting to swing. Even though 7,000 miles separates these players, symbolically they are only 60 feet apart. Weber’s ability to capture his subjects in the moment is probably the single greatest reason for the longevity of his career, and renown.
You can read the complete transcript here https://www.famebooking.com/blog/interview-with-st-louis-based-internationally-renowned-sculptor-harry-weber
Odeeh store by Zeller & Moye, Berlin - Germany
Odeeh store by Zeller & Moye, Berlin – Germany
The store inhabits the terrace floor of BIKINI BERLIN, a modernist icon of 1950’s West-Berlin, offering vistas onto the Memorial church at Breitscheidplatz and the Berlin Zoo. A landscape of movable elements can be arranged in ever-changing configurations allowing for maximum flexibility in creating unexpected spacial formations and curated concepts. The modular system of paravents and podests…
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Thomas Bernhard during rehearsal of 'Heldenplatz', Burgtheater, Vienna, 1988 -by Harry Weber [© IMAGNO/ÖNB]
Those are terrible people who don't like Glenn Gould... I will have nothing to do with such people, they are dangerous people... I also demand that my wife love Glenn Gould, in that respect I'm a fanatic. -- Professor Robert Schuster, in 'Heldenplatz'
photo from Österreichischen Theatermuseum