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Showing posts with label NYC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NYC. Show all posts
18.7.23

Admiring Saint Catherine of Alexandria: A 16th Century Italian Sculpture at the Metropolitan Museum of Art

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Join me on a journey through time, appreciating a 16th-century Italian sculpture of the Christian martyr, Catherine of Alexandria, on displa...
14.7.23

A Glimpse of Mythology Above Grand Central Station: The Watchful Hermes

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I’m standing here at the entrance to Grand Central Station on 42nd Street and Park Avenue , admiring the statue of the god Hermes , also kn...
1.1.17

Photograph: Broken Pedestrian Crosswalk Signal (Near Chelsea Piers)

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The author stumbles upon a broken upside-down traffic signal near Chelsea Piers in this post. Broken pedestrian crosswalk signal near Chelse...
3.8.15

Photograph: "Chrystie Street, Lower Manhattan"

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View this post on Instagram Parking Garage, Chrystie Street, Lower Manhattan @low...
10.5.14

Photographs: Summer Evening Skies in Brooklyn

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"Summer Evening Skies in Brooklyn" — I remember I was walking through Gowanus looking for the gloaming. According to the Merriam...
17.11.11

84 Year-Old Retired Teacher Pepper Sprayed in Seattle

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Dorli Rainey, an 84-year-old retired school teacher was pepper-sprayed in Seattle's Westlake Park on Tuesday along with other proteste...
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