In the context of this artwork, explain the Wall of the Faces.
Past the archway is the wall with faces, still on the east side of the plaza.  The wall is made out of red brick and concrete and contains seven cast stone faces.  There are two “face” designs that alternate down the wall, a cherub and a lion (the same that are found on the archway), and a square concrete section surround each.   This wall has the features of a fountain, the cherub and lion faces have spouts  and there is a white reservoir located below the faces.  The top of the wall, through the middle, has an open section possibly used for planting flowers.  The length of the wall is 23.5’, the width is 4.5’, and finally it is 4’ tall.  The reservoir is 23.5’ in length, 2.5’ in width, and 1’ in height.  The square sections around each face is 2' in length by 2' in width  All of the faces are circular and the same size, measuring about 6” in diameter.
brick arch lion concrete cherub diameter fountain cast stone