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If you look closely at the top, you will see a large is 49¢ more, medium is listed as 89¢ more. Nothing special otherwise. Besides the awesome selection of Wendy Beef. This is a shout out to a sexy lady, with two fun sons.
Medium sized Clyde. 14" tall 14" wide.
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These photos were in an envelope marked "1940's & 1950's Negatives / Hartman Girls - Wises and related families." They are scanned from medium-format film negatives (with images measuring approximately 4.1x5.7 cm).
DOT Art and the Garment District Alliance presented “Mass Medium,” a series of five granite sculptures installed within the pedestrian plazas along Broadway between 36th Street and 41st Street in Manhattan. Titled “Sandalphon,” “Snapchance,” “Enki,” “Flying Canoe” and “Grasshopper” the larger than life sized pieces are designed with the intention of being exhibited in a public setting where visitors can interact and walk up to the work. Assembled by Gordon himself using a crane, each of the sculptures are composed of industrial grade stone that would have otherwise been discarded. Some of the arrangements fit together on their own, while others are assembled using hidden stainless steel rods inspiring a sense of wonder and curiosity. The granite pieces blend into the architectural environment seen throughout the city while adding new drama and scale to the plazas that serve as home to public art throughout the year.
NYCDOT Art Program, Arterventions
“Mass Medium” by Harry Gordon
Presented with the Garment District Alliance
Garment District Plazas, Broadway from 36th Street to 41st Street, Manhattan