BUT HE WAS GERMAN, NOT DUTCH

This statue in Tower Grove Park is of Alexander von Humboldt, who used to be a Really Big Deal. He was described in the mid to late 19th Century as the last person who knew everything about everything. There are statues of him in many U.S. cities with German populations. His fame, however, has dimmed with the great strides of the sciences.

Here he is surrounded by spring tulips, the quintessentially Dutch flower. I don't think he minds.