Chumash Pictographs
Category Public Art
Address
1010 Broad Street
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
Details
Artist: Jim Jacobson
Located at the Creek Walk near Broad Street, this sculpture represents the Chumash Indians who were the first inhabitants of the San Luis Obispo area and were known for their colorful pictographs (rock paintings) in caves and on outcroppings. These pictographs were highly stylized, and many had magical or religious significance.
Nearby Shopping
- San Luis Obispo Museum of Art1010 Broad Street (51 feet NW)
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- SLO Gallery1023 Broad Street (115 feet SW)
Nearby Dining
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Nearby Services
- San Luis Obispo Museum of Art1010 Broad Street (51 feet NW)
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