Untitled, (sculpture).

Untitled, (sculpture).

Stone, Janis E., sculptor.

Rodney Hunt Company, fabricator.

Untitled, (sculpture).

Stainless steel.

Attached to the wall of the school is an abstract sculpture made of four triangles cut from flat pieces of stainless steel. Three of the triangles are long, thin acute triangles with their ends rolled into spirals and the fourth triangle is a large equilateral triangle with two corners rolled forward and one rolled backward.

Abstract -- Geometric

Outdoor Sculpture -- Massachusetts -- Orange

Architectural component

Ralph C. Mahar Regional School, South Main Street, Orange, Massachusetts 01364

As a student at Mahar Regional School, Janis E. Stone, designed the sculpture for a contest sponsored by art instructor Howard Kobin. She developed her design using cut pieces of construction paper which were then drawn to scale by the school's drafting department. The Rodney Hunt Company donated the materials and fabricated the piece. Originally it was installed on the science wing, but it was moved to the auditorium facade when a modular classroom unit was built in front of the science wing.

Save Outdoor Sculpture, Massachusetts survey, 1997.

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