Created and Sold by Michael Manwaring
Historic and Interpretive Signage Project - Public Sculptures
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Historian Nancy Leigh Olmstead and artist Michael Manwaring collaborated in 1996 on this interpretive signage program that covers 2.5 miles of San Francisco's Embarcadero waterfront.
The series features 22 13-foot-high metal, black-and-white-striped pylons and multiple bronze plaques that are imprinted with photographs, stories, poetry and drawings explaining the waterfront’s historical significance.
The series features 22 13-foot-high metal, black-and-white-striped pylons and multiple bronze plaques that are imprinted with photographs, stories, poetry and drawings explaining the waterfront’s historical significance.
Item Historic and Interpretive Signage Project
Created by Michael Manwaring
As seen in Embarcadero, San Francisco, CA