Public Works by
George Nelson

	1986-Alamo Plaza San Antonio Installation of a bronze relief sculpture of "The Alamo, 1836" in Alamo Plaza, commissioned by the city of San Antonio. The concept of the piece was to provide Alamo visitors a bronze model of the Alamo as it appeared in 1836. A map and index are part of the base. The bronze provides a comparison to the appearance of present-day Alamo and the surrounding area. The entire piece sits permanently on Alamo Plaza in downtown San Antonio.
	Bronze Marker
"The Alamo, 1836" Bronze Relief 30"x36"

	1997-The Wall of History The Alamo San Antonio Included in the images on this interpretive exhibit are six original color birds eye views of the evolution of the Alamo, 1744-1861. These views are included in George Nelson's best-selling book, The Alamo, An Illustrated History.
1990-Institute of Texas Cultures San Antonio Large relief map of Texas,with detailed terrain of landforms. Mixed media (acrylic, styrofoam), 10'x10'.