Lucius (Lucky) Quinctus Pigasus
2000 / Eric Reed Greiner / Cincinnati
This fiberglass sculpture depicts a winged pig standing on its hind legs. It is dressed in the helmet and clothing of a Roman soldier, an homage to Cincinnatus, after whom the city of Cincinnati is named.
The sculpture was created as part of "The Big Pig Gig" project in the summer of 2000. Local artists and schools created over 400 pig sculptures that were displayed throughout downtown Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. At the conclusion of the exhibition, some of the works were sold on eBay and many remain on public display throughout the greater Cincinnati area.
Location: Sawyer Point Park, 705 E Pete Rose Way
Title
Lucius (Lucky) Quinctus Pigasus
Description
This fiberglass sculpture depicts a winged pig standing on its hind legs. It is dressed in the helmet and clothing of a Roman soldier, an homage to Cincinnatus, after whom the city of Cincinnati is named.
The sculpture was created as part of "The Big Pig Gig" project in the summer of 2000. Local artists and schools created over 400 pig sculptures that were displayed throughout downtown Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. At the conclusion of the exhibition, some of the works were sold on eBay and many remain on public display throughout the greater Cincinnati area.
The sculpture was created as part of "The Big Pig Gig" project in the summer of 2000. Local artists and schools created over 400 pig sculptures that were displayed throughout downtown Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. At the conclusion of the exhibition, some of the works were sold on eBay and many remain on public display throughout the greater Cincinnati area.
Creator
Date
2000
Subject
Publisher
Ohio Outdoor Sculpture
Relation
Type
Identifier
2168
Location City
Location County
Location Notes
River Overlook - Great American Broadcasting Company
Provider Qualifier
sponsored by
Provider Entity
Cincinnatus Association
Location Site
Location Street
705 E Pete Rose Way
Location Type
Creation Date
2000