Save Outdoor Sculpture, West Virginia survey, 1992.
Parkersburg Sentinel (Parkersburg, WV), Dec 3, 1979.
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Summary:
A white abstract sculpture comprised of three flat wing-like shapes that join in the center. Each wing is symbolic of progress - past, present and future. The three shapes each have a prong projecting upward and a prong projecting downward. The lower prongs serve as feet for the sculpture. The sculpture is sited in the center of a pond. At water level, a concrete ring surrounds the sculpture. At various points on the ring are nozzles which spray water.
