Canticle
1992 / Alexander Liberman / Cincinnati
Russian-born artist Liberman, recipient of many international commissions for public art, describes Canticle as a hymn of praise soaring in space to elevate the spirit of the spectator. The sculpture was purchased for the plaza outside the Adams Landing condominium complex and dedicated by Allen G. Zaring to the people of Cincinnati. (Scheurer, A Guide to Public Art in Downtown Cincinnat, p.3).
Location: Adams Crossing Plaza outside the Adams Landing condominium complex on Adams Place.
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Title
Canticle
Description
Russian-born artist Liberman, recipient of many international commissions for public art, describes Canticle as a hymn of praise soaring in space to elevate the spirit of the spectator. The sculpture was purchased for the plaza outside the Adams Landing condominium complex and dedicated by Allen G. Zaring to the people of Cincinnati. (Scheurer, A Guide to Public Art in Downtown Cincinnat, p.3).
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Date
1992
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Location County
Location Site
Adams Crossing Plaza outside the Adams Landing condominium complex on Adams Place.
Creation Date
01/01/1992
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