Light Sails
1993 / Beverly Stucker Precious / Columbus
Two abstract forms symbolize the sails of Christopher Columbus' ship. One form is long and slightly curved, and the other is taller and circular. They are constructed as grids of steel which hold 12"" square glass panels which are fused, carved, and laminated. The grids are supported by concrete posts and inwardly curved walls.
Location: North of Nestor Hall, 555 East Spring St.
Title
Light Sails
Description
Two abstract forms symbolize the sails of Christopher Columbus' ship. One form is long and slightly curved, and the other is taller and circular. They are constructed as grids of steel which hold 12"" square glass panels which are fused, carved, and laminated. The grids are supported by concrete posts and inwardly curved walls.
Creator
Date
1993
Source
http://library.cscc.edu/c.php?g=126588&p=828018
Location City
Location County
Location Site
Location Street
555 East Spring St.
Location Type
Media Sculpture Height
12 ft
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