I think Eskişehir was one of the first, if not the first, towns where the improvement of public space was taken seriously. The river was turned from a pitiful stream into an integrating element in public life, parks were developed, and all over town simple but effective statues, some on their own, some in groups, appeared. I here show many of them, some remain in the sub-gallery particularly for the area near the river. I'm afraid I used for gps-coordinates a generic "town" spot, so don't trust them.
I don’t think, with some exceptions, the pictures need explanation.