Treenity, (sculpture).

Treenity, (sculpture).

Mann, Jack, 1944- , sculptor.

Spradlin, Jeff Z., welder.

W. A. Stevens & Son, contractor.

Treenity, (sculpture).

1984. Copyrighted 1984.

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Sculpture: Cor-Ten steel; Foundation: concrete.

Sculpture: approx. 10 x 7.6 x 7.6 ft.; Foundation: approx. W. 8 ft. x D. 8 ft.

Mann 84 JZS (On plaque on foundation:) "Intertwined Trees - gift of brothers of Sigma Chpt. Phi Gamma Delta commorate (sic) the centenial (sic) founding of the fraternity and affirm the mutual committment (sic) between Chapter and University that existed for the century" signed

An abstract of three trees whose foliage blends into each other's.

Landscape -- Tree

State of Being -- Emotion -- Friendship

Outdoor Sculpture -- Ohio -- Springfield

Administered by Wittenberg University, Physical Plant, P. O. Box 720, Springfield, Ohio 45501

Located Wittenberg University, Springfield, Ohio

W. A. Stevens & Son was the concrete contractor. Nearby plaque reads: These intertwined trees are the gift of the brothers of Sigma Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta to commemorate the centennial of the founding of the chapter in 1884. They symbolize the trinity of principles of the fraternity and affirm the mutual commitment between chapter and university which has existed for a century Friendship - The sweetest influence 1884 1984.

Save Outdoor Sculpture, Ohio survey, 1994.

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