The Leo Mol Sculpture Garden features the work of internationally recoginized artist Leo Mol born in Ukraine in 1915.
Mr. Mol moved to Winnipeg in 1949. He donated this collection of sculptures, paintings, drawings and ceramics to the City of Winnipeg.
The Garden was officially opened in Assiniboine Park on June 18, 1992 in the presence of Mr. and Mrs. Mol.
Lumberjacks (1990)
Family Group (1990)
Mary McGiverin (1966)
Trumpeter (1990)
Taras Shevchenko (1964) Head of the figure for the monument in Washington D.C.
Blind Bandurist (1996)
Wild Pig with Young A tribute to a place of fond memories
In Commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of the Repeal of the Chinese Exclusion Act in May, 1947 Created in 1997 by Leo Mol in recognition of the contribution of Chinese workers in building the Canadian Pacific Railway
Grizzly Bear Cubs (1993)
Polar Bear and Cub (1982)
Tom Lamb (1991)
J. Diefenbaker (1985)
Haydamaky (1970)
Taras Shevchenko (1970)
Taras Shevchenko (1964)
Katrina (2000)
Alexander Young Jackson
Moses (1984)
Torso of Balance (1975)
Hope (1996)
Anne (1983)
Swing and Reflecting Pool (1980)
In The Wind (1983)
Surprise (1976)
Bather
Marijka (1982)
Echo
School Girl
Torso With Pigtails (1981)
Model (1993)
Leni (1979)
Rusalka
The Sower (1992) 100th Anniversary of the Arrival of the Dutch in Manitoba 1893-1993
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