A sign identifying this "Hermandad" sculpture was attached to the concrete base upon which the sculpture was mounted. It read in part, "Hermandad, by Sergio Castillo Mandiola, A gift in friendship from a native of Viña del Mar, Chile, Sister City of Sausalito in 1969."

The "Hermandad" sculpture by Sergio Castillo Mandiola stood tall, but its rusted metal color almost vanished into the city behind it.

The "Hermandad" sculpture by Sergio Castillo Mandiola shown in context with the city of Sausalito, California behind it. That day was comfortably warm under a clear blue sky.

The "Hermandad" sculpture by Sergio Castillo Mandiola was large enough to tower dramatically over the small park. Beyond the park was a sailboat on Richardson Bay, and beyond that was Tiburon.

The top of the "Hermandad" sculpture by Sergio Castillo Mandiola was created from many pieces of steel. The ends of metal were cut to created the effect of a sharp and thorn-like cluster.

The middle of the "Hermandad" sculpture by Sergio Castillo Mandiola was shown closer. Here, the welds of the metal could be clearly seen.

The bottom of the "Hermandad" sculpture by Sergio Castillo Mandiola was shown with the bolts that attached it to its base. Notice that the sculpture floated a little above its concrete base.

A man stood next to the "Hermandad" sculpture by Sergio Castillo Mandiola and read the sign. His presence gave a sense of scale to the sculpture.

The "Hermandad" sculpture by Sergio Castillo Mandiola shown in context with Gabrielson Park. The sculpture towered over Gabrielson Park.