Stone and wooden benches, stone columns and geometric forms, pink and gray stone patio and paths, pink stone wall and glass, metal and stone light fixtures
Type:
Sculptures-Outdoor Sculpture
Sculptures-Bench
Sculptures-Light fixture
Sculptures
Owner/Location:
Administered by State of Minnesota Capitol Area Architecture and Planning Board 204 Administration Building, 50 Sherburne Avenue St. Paul Minnesota 55155
Located Minnesota Judicial Center St. Paul Minnesota
Date:
1991
Notes:
Save Outdoor Sculpture, Minnesota, Minneapolis - St. Paul survey, 1993.
Image on file.
(Incised on wall, right:) THE JUDICIAL POWER OF THE STATE/IS VESTED IN A SUPREME COURT,/A COURT OF APPEALS.../A DISTRICT COURT/AND SUCH OTHER COURTS.../AS THE LEGISLATURE MAY ESTABLISH./MINN.CONST. ART. VI.S1 (At center:) THE POWERS OF GOVERNMENT SHALL BE DIVIDED INTO THREE DISTINCT DEPARTMENTS: LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE AND JUDICIAL./MINN. CONST. ART III S1 (At left:) EVERY PERSON IS ENTITLED.../TO OBTAIN JUSTICE FREELY/AND WITHOUT PURCHASE,/COMPLETELY AND WITHOUT DENIAL,/PROMPTLY AND WITHOUT DELAY,/COMFORMABLE TO THE LAWS./MINN. CONST. ART I, S8
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Summary:
Landscaped plaza which consists of seating areas, columns and other geometric forms, paths, a patio, a wall incised with excerpts from the state constitution and light fixtures.
