In this artwork, how is the Description discussed?
The Woodland Indian and Whistling Swans sculpture adorns the south façade of the Milwaukee Public Museum spanning 40 ft x 28 ft x 3 ft.  The Native American Indian figure kneels with his arms outstretched, leading the viewers' eye to the prominent flock of four swans above.
Architect Theodore Eschweiler (Eschweiler and Eschweiler) commissioned the artist, Marshall Fredericks, to design a sculpture for the museum's new building.  The sculpture cost $50,000 and spans the building's facade from the second to fourth floors.  A nearby plaque reads:
American Native American Marshall Fredericks Milwaukee Public Museum Milwaukee