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Line 175: * [[Ivan Meštrović Gallery]] in Split, created after his major donation in 1950, which includes 86 statues in marble, stone, bronze, wood and gypsum, 17 drawings, and also eight bronze statues in the open garden, 28 reliefs in wood in the ''kaštelet'' and one stone crucifix * Ivan Meštrović Memorial Gallery created in 1973 in [[Vrpolje]], his birthplace, with 35 works in bronze and plaster stone * [[~~Snite~~Raclin Murphy Museum of Art]] at the [[University of Notre Dame]] has many of his works. He was artist-in-residence at Notre Dame and resided in South Bend, Indiana, until his death. * [[National Museum of Serbia]] holds sculptures and monuments (a total of 45 works) including ''Miloš Obilić'', ''Kosovo girl'', ''Srđa Zlopogleđa'', ''Kraljević Marko'', and ''Widow'' * [http://www.lasm.org/visit/contact-lasm/ Louisiana Arts and Science Museum (LASM)] (retrieved January 29, 2016) in Baton Rouge has a large collection of his sculpture and drawings.

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