The man in the chair on West 14th Street

Above a doorway between a furniture store and a French restaurant is this hand-painted carving of a man writing by candlelight. What it once signified may be lost to the ages. Anyone feel like guessing?

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2 Responses to “The man in the chair on West 14th Street”

  1. Liz Says:

    Based on the window over his head, I would put money on the idea that the building was once a church and that the individual depicted is one of the prolific writers of early Christian church.

  2. Susie McGibboney Says:

    He’s evidently writing something. I could have been a news paper. Maybe he had his home above the print shop. The chair & shirt appear to be Quaker & his pen is a quill. I wishI knew now, it has made me very curious.

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