The Black Hawk Statue is a large sculpture located in Oregon, Illinois. It was created by artist Lorado Taft and was completed in 1911. The statue stands 48 feet tall and depicts the Native American leader Black Hawk, who was a prominent figure during the early 19th century. The statue is situated on a bluff overlooking the Rock River, making it a notable landmark in the area. The statue is made of concrete and is part of a larger park known as Black Hawk Park. It serves as a tribute to the history and culture of the Sauk tribe, to which Black Hawk belonged. The statue attracts many visitors each year, who come to learn about the history of the region and enjoy the scenic views.