Eminent Sound, (sculpture).

Eminent Sound, (sculpture).

Haycock, Ebb, sculptor.

Eminent Sound, (sculpture).

Haycock says, "I do mean to suggest radio waves vibrating from a central point. It is designed so that vertical jets of water, from the pond 17 in. below, plume or bathe the sculpture and become an integral part of it." On the wall next to the sculpture are six wall relief depiction scenes from the invention of the radio.

Abstract -- Geometric

Allegory -- Senses -- Hearing

Allegory -- Arts & Sciences -- Technology

History -- Arts & Sciences -- Invention

Outdoor Sculpture -- Ohio -- Columbus

Marconi Building, Long & Marconi Streets, Columbus, Ohio

Campen, Richard N., "Outdoor Sculpture in Ohio," Chagrin Falls, Ohio: West Summit Press, 1980.

Campen, Richard N., "Outdoor Sculpture in Ohio," Chagrin Falls, Ohio: West Summit Press, 1980, pg. 118.

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