Editing Stephen Foster (section)

===Art===
[[File:Stephen Foster Monument - Pittsburgh - IMG 0791.jpg|thumb|right|''Stephen Foster'' sculpture in [[Schenley Plaza]], Pittsburgh, by [[Giuseppe Moretti]] (1900)]]
* A public [[Stephen Foster (sculpture)|sculpture]] by [[Giuseppe Moretti]] honoring Foster and commemorating his song "Old Uncle Ned" sat in close proximity to the Stephen Foster Memorial until 2018. The statue was removed following complaints about the banjo-playing slave seated next to Foster.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/oh-susanna-songwriter-s-statue-removed-amid-criticism-n869321|title='Oh! Susanna' songwriter's statue removed from Pittsburgh park after criticism|website=NBC News|date=April 26, 2018 |language=en|access-date=2019-04-25}}</ref>
* In [[Alms Park]] in [[Cincinnati]], overlooking the Ohio River, there is a seated statue of him.
* [[The Hall of Fame for Great Americans]] in [[the Bronx]], overlooking the Harlem River, has a bronze bust of him by artist [[Walker Hancock]]. Added in 1940, he is among only 98 honorees from 15 classes of distinguished men and women.
* In [[My Old Kentucky Home State Park]] in [[Bardstown, Kentucky]], a musical, called ''[[The Stephen Foster Story]]'' has been performed since 1958. There is also a statue of him next to the [[Federal Hill (Kentucky)|Federal Hill mansion]], where he visited relatives and which is the inspiration for ''My Old Kentucky Home''. A painting by [[Howard Chandler Christy]] entitled, "Stephen Foster and the Angel of Genius" is on display in the park's art collection. The painting inspired [[Florence Foster Jenkins]] to author a tableau in which she personally plays the role of the angel depicted in Christy's painting. The scene was featured in the film ''[[Florence Foster Jenkins (film)|Florence Foster Jenkins]]'' in 2016.