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| 3 Cincinnatus 1988 Eleftherious Karkadoulias and Mercene Karkadoulias bronze on granite base Bicentennial Commons, Sawyer Point |
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| Cincinnatus is the legendary Roman military leader from the 4th century B.C. He is shown here giving up the fasces, the bundle of rods in his right hand that is a symbol of leadership, to return to his life as a farmer. The Cincinnatus Association, which commissioned the work, was founded just after the American Revolution by a group of military officers, and one of its members, Governor Arthur St. Clair, gave Cincinnati its name. <- PREVIOUS | NEXT -> |
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