Administered by City of Sacramento City Parks and Recreation 1231 I Street Sacramento California 95814
Located Plaza Park 10th & J Streets Sacramento California
Date:
Commissioned 1924. Modelled July 1925. Base erected: Sept. 1926. Fountain dedicated Feb. 26, 1927
Notes:
Save Outdoor Sculpture, California, Sacramento survey, 1994.
Image on file.
Mahan, William E. "Ralph Stackpole's Fresco at Sacramento City College," pg. 9.
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Summary:
A fountain with figures of three Native-American women, depicted in relief around the perimeter of the lower section. The women are seen standing, dressed in long robes, holding their arms above their heads. Water pours from the upper basin above the figures, down the sides of the figures, and into the large reflecting pool and larger basin below. The figures represent the area's three major rivers - the Sacramento, American and Feather.