A plaque was attached to a concrete pillar next to the sidewalk, rather than next to the sculpture. Note that this the plaque omitted the name of the sculpture. So we presumed to call it "Fans." The plaque read:

Artist: Stephanie Scuris
Sculpture donated by: Eastridge Mall
January 18, 1893
The Redevelopment Agency of the City of San Jose

The sculpture was affixed to a concrete stand on a park between to busy roads.

The sculpture rose high overhead. It looked like intersecting fans, or perhaps abstract jazz hands.

The concrete base was stout. It was high enough to discourage sitting.

The sculpture looked handsome backed by palm trees and a glass building.

The sculpture was made up of intersecting bars of silver colored metal.

The effect looked like a fan, but one absent its paper covering.

A metal rod passed through the silver colored bars and held them together.

Another rod ran vertically to hold the lower silver colored bars together.