Artwalks in New York
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| Rating | : | 4.52 (522 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B004MPR03E |
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| Number of Pages | : | 221 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-05-26 |
| Language | : | English |
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Simple maps, written directions, and details Midwest Book Review Art enthusiasts who also love the big city will relish this third revised, updated edition of Artwalks In New York: Delightful Discoveries Ofp Ublic Art And Gardens In Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx And Staten Island. Here are over thirty walking tours paired with simple maps, written directions, and details covering all boroughs in New York, including not just museums but auction galleries, parks, hotel lobbies and subway stations alike. Anywhere in the region where superior art is to be fou
Rosenfeld are the authors of eight guidebooks, including Art on Site, Green New Jersey, and Gardenwalks.. Marina Harrison and Lucy D
Completely updated, the new edition of this acclaimed guide brings us 33 tours of public art, covering the length of the island, from the Cloisters and Harlem in northern Manhattan, to Central Park and the museum mile, to Rockefeller Center and Chelsea, and all the way down to the southern tip at Battery Park City. This indispensable guide also covers the outer boroughs, from Snug Harbor, Staten Island to the Socrates Sculpture Park and the Noguchi Museum in Queens, from Wave Hill in the Bronx all the way to the botanical gardens in Brooklyn.The perfect guidebook for residents and tourists alike, Harrison and Rosenf
Put on your walking shoes and enjoy. Discerning New Yorkers and visitors alike will find this a most enjoyable guide to many of the city's hidden treasures. Recommended.-Howard E. Miller, Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Missouri Lib., St. All sites are accessible by public transportation, and directions are given on how to reach them. The authors have selected 26 choice walking itineraries, ranging from tours of the World Trade Center at the tip of Manhattan, to the Bronx's Wave Hill and Staten Island's Snug Harbor, each of which offers a unique artistic experience. LouisCopyright 1991 Reed Business Information, Inc. From Library Journal New York's five boroughs offer an abundance of accessible public art exhibits, available free or for minimal admission fees. Emphasis is on such lesser-known gems as the Cloisters.