Discover the fascinating history behind America’s equestrian statues and why many lack realistic horse genitalia. From Victorian-era prudishness to the influence of public art norms, this exploration reveals how societal views on obscenity shaped even animal depictions. While some statues, like those of Andrew Jackson and Ulysses S. Grant, proudly display stallion virility, others remain curiously androgynous. Dive into the debate over art, identity, and censorship, and learn how client preferences and cultural rules continue to shape public monuments today. For advertising opportunities, visit Avonetics.com.