The Falconer — Attraction in New York

One of the many interesting statues in Central Park is that of the Falconer, situated on the south side of the 72nd Street (transverse road), near The Lake.

The Falconer statue is the work of English Sculptor George Blackwell Simonds and was erected here in 1875. Here you will see a life-size bronze of a male figure in Elizabethan garb. He is holding a falcon which is just about to take flight. The Falconer stands upon a small cylindrical granite pedestal which is perched upon a boulder overlooking the road.

This is interesting statue to see if you plan to spend time in this area of Central Park and enjoy statue and monument viewing during...

In our way to Strawberry Fields we found this beautiful bronze statue. The Falconer overlooks a peaceful area, ideal for visitors looking for a moment of reflection. Peregrine falcons occasionally appear in the park so for some people this statute represent the connection between the historical touch of the park's monuments and the species...

I was on a long walk around Central Park and I passed by this wonderful statue. It is a bronze sculpture and was donated to the park in 1875 I believe and it is in a prominent spot. Lots of people walking by and snapping photos. Park was busy today as it...