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Architectural Sculpture, Detroit Tiger Stadium, Comerica Park

 

comerica park tiger stadium

In the spring of 2000, the Detroit Tigers opened their new stadium Comerica Park. Thousands of fans came out on that frigid day to commemorate the new stadium. Nine tigers watch the fans as they enter the stadium gates and roam the colloseum. The tiger sculptures are an average height of 12 feet to the shoulder, with the largest on the ground level at 15 feet.

The longest tigers are over 33 feet long. These tigers are the largest tiger sculptures in the North America, perhaps in the Western Hemisphere.


Four tiger models were designed and used to make the nine heroic-sized tigers on the stadium. These four models are available in a bronze limited edition.

Keropian Sculpture LLC can create any animal of any size and style to fit your site-specific needs and budget.

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This is a film clip preview showing the process of creating the gigantic tiger sculptures on Comerica Park, home of the Detroit Tigers Baseball Team. Filmed by Ken Gerber. We are working on the full length film.

 

 

 

bronze tigers

Bronze Tigers

 

 

 

detroit tigers northgate

Tigers at the North Gate

 

 

 

Opening Day at Comerica Park

 

south gate tigers comerica park

Tigers at the South Gate

making the tigers on comerica park

Making the Tigers for Comerica Park

 

 

 

North Gate Tigers

 

 

 

 

 

 

detroit tiger installation

Detroit Tiger Sculpture Installation

 

 

 

score board at comerica park

Tigers on the Scoreboard

 

 

 

Michael Keropian
Keropian Sculpture LLC
392 Gipsy Trail Rd
Carmel, New York 10512
845-228-1306

845-282-3360
MichaelKeropian@gmail.com
http://www.KeropianSculpture.com

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