Supreme Court of Ohio 2006 Annual Report - Supreme Court - State ...

PHOTOS
on the cover
The Ohio Judicial Center. James D. DeCamp, The Columbus
Dispatch.
page 2
Ohio Judicial Center exterior. Sculpture added during building
renovation, renaming it for the Supreme Court of Ohio.
page 4
Pylon commemorating the founders of the Northwest Territory.
Ohio Judicial Center exterior.
page 10
Car 2, Elevator Lobby. One of four pairs of doors depicting the
four fundamental elements (earth, wind, water and fire), and
complementing four opposite, which depict the four seasons.
page 18
Detail, external bronze doors, Civic Center Lobby (see page 24 and
below).
page 24
External bronze doors, Civic Center Lobby. Three sets of bronze
doors recount the history of North America with a series of square
brass medallions.
page 36
Detail, Ohio Judicial Center exterior. One of several symbols of
Ohio industry etched along the length of the Front Street side.
page 40
Detail from Twentieth Century Commerce in Ohio (1932), by H.H.
Wessel, Meeting Room 102.
page 46
Detail, Ohio Judicial Center exterior.
page 52
Inscription at the foot of a massive figure depicting Ohio’s material
and physical resources. Ohio Judicial Center exterior.
page 58
Detail from The Signing of the U. S. Consitution, Law Library, 11 th
Floor. One of six oil paintings by Ron Anderson in the Rule of Law
Gallery.
page 62
Bronze bas relief, Civic Center Lobby. Sculpture by Paul Fjelde.
page 74
Detail, Ohio Judicial Center exterior.
page 80
Detail from north plaza fountain, Ohio Judicial Center exterior.
“Reason,” “wisdom,” “truth” and ““integrity” are four of 10 “words of
justice” sculpted in granite by Malcolm Cochran.
page 112
Bronze bas relief, Civic Center Lobby. One of four sculptures
by Paul Fjelde depiciting tribal leaders associated with Ohio:
Tecumseh, Logan, Pontiac and Little Turtle.