From the facade of a pre-war apartment building in Sheridan Square in the West Village.
They’re so unique and dynamic. Must be a story behind why the architect had them put up.
Tags: art in New York City, bas relief, sculpture, Sheridan square
From the facade of a pre-war apartment building in Sheridan Square in the West Village.
They’re so unique and dynamic. Must be a story behind why the architect had them put up.
Tags: art in New York City, bas relief, sculpture, Sheridan square
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August 11, 2008 at 2:13 am |
So funny – I happened to be down in the village today, and passed by this building, and I scratched my head wondering why I’d seen these bas reliefs before. Then I remembered seeing them here.
It’s amazing the things you see in this city just by looking up.
August 11, 2008 at 2:19 am |
I know; ever since I saw these, I’ve been noticing some even stranger examples of building art all over the city. But that’s for a later post.