List of public art in Austin, Texas
Outdoor sculptures
- Cesar Chavez, University of Texas at Austin
- Circle with Towers, University of Texas at Austin
- Clock Knot, University of Texas at Austin
- The Family Group, University of Texas at Austin
- Littlefield Fountain, University of Texas at Austin
- Monochrome for Austin, University of Texas at Austin
- The Seven Mustangs, University of Texas at Austin
- Square Tilt, University of Texas at Austin
- Statue of Albert Sidney Johnston (Texas State Cemetery)
- Statue of Albert Sidney Johnston (University of Texas at Austin)
- Statue of Barbara Jordan (Austin–Bergstrom International Airport)
- Statue of Barbara Jordan (University of Texas at Austin)
- Statue of George Washington
- Statue of Jefferson Davis, formerly installed on the University of Texas at Austin campus
- Statue of Jim Hogg
- Statue of John Henninger Reagan
- Statue of Martin Luther King Jr., University of Texas at Austin
- Statue of Robert E. Lee
- Statue of Woodrow Wilson
- Stevie Ray Vaughan Memorial
- The Torchbearers, University of Texas at Austin
Texas State Capitol
Sculptures installed inside the Texas State Capitol include Sam Houston and Stephen F. Austin. Sculptures installed outside the Capitol include:
- Confederate Soldiers Monument
- Disabled American Veterans of Texas Monument
- Heroes of the Alamo Monument
- Hood's Texas Brigade Monument
- Korean War Veterans Memorial
- Pearl Harbor Monument
- Statue of Liberty Replica Monument
- Tejano Monument
- Ten Commandments Monument
- Terry's Texas Rangers Monument
- Texas African American History Memorial
- Texas Capitol Vietnam Veterans Monument
- Texas Cowboy Monument
- Texas Peace Officers' Memorial
- Texas Pioneer Woman Monument
- Texas World War II Memorial
- The Hiker
- Tribute to Texas Children Monument
- Veterans of the 36th Infantry, Texas National Guard Monument
- Volunteer Firemen Monument
- World War I Monument
Paintings
- Dawn at the Alamo (1905), Texas State Capitol
- Surrender of Santa Anna (1886), Texas State Capitol
- The Battle of San Jacinto, Texas State Capitol
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