Permanent Art and Monuments
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Results for "Plaza"
11 monuments found.
Andrew Heiskell Plaza
Bryant Park
Manhattan
Square paved with flagstones with broad stairway enclosed by two sidewalls, top stones inscribed on stairside
Bethesda Terrace
Central Park
Manhattan
Arcaded structure with decorative ceiling panels of Minton tiles; exterior has carved limestone decorations
Brooklyn Korean War Veterans Plaza
Korean War Veterans Plaza
Brooklyn
Plaza, gate with three steps and wheelchair ramp, flagstaff on base, benches
Duke Ellington Memorial
Manhattan
Standing figure (heroic scale) before a grand piano on a circular platform supported by three groups of three caryatids on three triform columns, integral plinth, two plaques on pedestal
Etched Granite Pavement
Flushing Meadows Corona Park
Queens
Four hundred sixty-four square, smooth, inset blocks arranged in four groups
Flight 587 Memorial
Flight 587 Memorial Park
Queens
Commemorative wall with inscribed names; plaza
Holocaust Memorial Mall
Brooklyn
Tower consisting of brickwork partially concealing fourteen vertical bars supporting crown with beacon at top, three-tiered base, horizontal marker, approximately one hundred rough-hewn varisized vertical markers, two evergreen trees, evergreen shrubs
John Merven Carrere Memorial
Riverside Park
Manhattan
Architectural terrace
Navy Terrace
Central Park
Manhattan
Tablet floor piece
Prison Ship Martyrs Monument
Fort Greene Park
Brooklyn
Doric column surmounted by a bronze urn, on a terrace approached by 100 steps; eagles at corners of terrace; plaque and tablet
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