Prometheus (Rockefeller Center)

Prometheus at Rockefeller Center is a large, iconic sculpture depicting the mythological figure Prometheus, who brought fire to humanity. Crafted by artist Paul Manship in 1934, the statue is made of copper with a gold-leaf finish, standing about 18 feet tall. It symbolizes knowledge, enlightenment, and human progress. Positioned above the Grand Plaza, it is a prominent art piece and a symbol of the Rockefeller complex, attracting millions of visitors annually. Its Art Deco style complements the architectural elegance of Rockefeller Center, embodying themes of inspiration and innovation.