Cougars, (sculpture).

Cougars, (sculpture).

Murrill, Gwynn, 1942- , sculptor.

Cougars, (sculpture).

1991. Dedicated 1992.

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Sculpture: bronze; Base: stone.

Each cougar: approx. 3 x 12 x 6 ft.; Base: approx. 18 in. x 20 ft. x 6 ft.

Two cougars. One cougar lies on his proper right side with all four paws outstretched. His head faces forward and his tail is curled upward at the end. The other cougar sits upright on his front legs, while the back portion of his body rests on his proper right side. Both back legs are outstretched and the end of his tail is curled upward. His head is turned to the proper right side.

Animal -- Cougar

Outdoor Sculpture -- California -- Sacramento

Administered by Grosvenor International California Limited, 980 Ninth Street, Sacramento, California 95814

Located U. S. Bank Building, 980 Ninth Street, In front plaza, Sacramento, California 95814

The artist was selected in the spring of 1990. The cougar was chosen because it represents an animal native to California.

Save Outdoor Sculpture, California, Sacramento survey, 1994.

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