"Field of Corn (with Osage Orange Trees)", was created by Columbus artist Malcolm Cochran in 1994. 109 human-sized ears of concrete corn stand upright in realistic row patterns in front of a backdrop of Osage Orange trees in Sam and Eulalia Frantz Park.

There are three different "ears" from which the whole field was cast. The height of the corn is intended to strike a balance between being large enough to be impressive from a distance, yet modest enough to have an intimate, human scale when viewed up close.

The field stands as a celebration of Dublin's history as a farming community and serves as a memorial to rural landscape being consumed by urban development. The Osage Orange trees further the farming metaphor. Dating back to the 19th century, the row provided natural fencing for farmers and delineated the region.

The site of "Field of Corn" was once owned by Sam Frantz, a pioneer in corn hybridization.