The Dairy in Central Park, Oct. 2007
Lamppost and the Dairy in the Distance in Central…
The Dairy in Central Park, Oct. 2007
View from the Wollman Rink in Central Park, Oct. 2…
View from the Wollman Rink in Central Park, Oct. 2…
Bethesda Fountain in Central Park, Oct. 2007
Bethesda Fountain in Central Park, Oct. 2007
Detail of "Angel of the Waters" on Bethesda Founta…
Bethesda Terrace Staircase in Central Park, Oct. 2…
Bethesda Terrace Staircase in Central Park, Oct. 2…
Detail of the Reliefs on the Bethesda Terrace Stai…
Detail of the Reliefs on the Bethesda Terrace Stai…
Bethesda Terrace in Central Park, Oct. 2007
Wall Painting Beneath Bethesda Terrace in Central…
Wall Painting Beneath Bethesda Terrace in Central…
Wall Painting Beneath Bethesda Terrace in Central…
Detail of the Penguins from the "Urban Oasis" mosa…
Two-On One Fencing Bout at Agincourt, November 200…
Two-On One Fencing Bout at Agincourt, November 200…
Two-On One Fencing Bout at Agincourt, November 200…
Lord Targai and Lady Marian Fencing at Agincourt,…
Lord Targai and Lady Marion Fencing at Agincourt,…
Trellis and Landscaping at the Huntington Unitaria…
Statue of William Shakespeare in Central Park, Oct…
Carousel Horse in Central Park, Oct. 2007
The Carousel in Central Park, Oct. 2007
Detail of the Hans Christian Andersen Statue in Ce…
The Hans Christian Andersen Statue in Central Park…
The Hans Christian Andersen Statue in Central Park…
The Hans Christian Andersen Statue in Central Park…
The Boathouse in Central Park, Oct. 2007
Statue of King Jagiello of Poland in Central Park,…
Statue of King Jagiello of Poland in Central Park,…
Statue of King Jagiello of Poland in Central Park,…
Still Hunt Sculpture by Edward Kemeys in Central P…
Translation of a Portion of the Hieroglyphs on Cle…
Cleopatra's Needle in Central Park, Oct. 2007
Cleopatra's Needle in Central Park, Oct. 2007
Plaque on Cleopatra's Needle in Central Park, Oct.…
Cleopatra's Needle in Central Park, Oct. 2007
Cleopatra's Needle in Central Park, Oct. 2007
Detail of the Hieroglyphs on Cleopatra's Needle in…
Cleopatra's Needle in Central Park, Oct. 2007
Tree Near Cedar Hill in Central Park, Oct. 2007
Detail of a Box Reliquary of the True Cross in the…
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Statue of Christopher Columbus in Central Park, Oct. 2007
Mall
Designed by Vaux and Olmsted as a “grand promenade” the mall joins with Bethesda Terrace, both geographically and stylistically, to fulfill the park’s need for a place that offered visitors a chance to socialize; an alternative to the secluded paths and solitary walks that populate so much of the terrain. The forty foot wide Mall, flanked by its majestic rows of American Elms, provides the perfect place for a leisurely stroll in any season. One can easily imagine the scene a century ago, women with parasols and men in top hats perambulating towards the Concert Ground that stood adjacent to its northern end. Now you are more likely to find skateboards than waistcoats, but the effect is still the same and even the visitors on wheels are apt to slow down just a bit and admire the cathedral-like ambience.
The southern end of the Mall features an area known as Literary Walk that is populated with a series of sculptures depicting popular literary figures. Other personalities represented along The Mall include Christopher Columbus, Victor Herbert, and Ludwig van Beethoven. Another celebrated sculpture residing the Mall area is Christopher Fratin's "Eagles and Prey" depicting two birds of prey attacking a goat. A number of critics of the years have suggested that tableau was not exactly in keeping with the pastoral setting and peaceful nature of the park itself. Makes you wonder how the goat felt.
In the spring The Mall offers a lovely vista as you walked along the sun dappled pavement, the bright new foliage offering a latticework light green leaves overhead. In the summer the leaf bedecked trees offer a cool and shady respite from the bright skies above. The Autumn offers the view of Crayola colored leaves wafting gracefully through the crisp air and even in winter The Mall provides a striking panorama of bare branches etched against the pale sky above. Just as most its neighbors along Fifth the Park is no slouch when it comes to dressing for the occasion.
Location: Mid-Park from 66th to 72nd Streets
Text from: www.centralpark.com/pages/attractions/mall.html
Designed by Vaux and Olmsted as a “grand promenade” the mall joins with Bethesda Terrace, both geographically and stylistically, to fulfill the park’s need for a place that offered visitors a chance to socialize; an alternative to the secluded paths and solitary walks that populate so much of the terrain. The forty foot wide Mall, flanked by its majestic rows of American Elms, provides the perfect place for a leisurely stroll in any season. One can easily imagine the scene a century ago, women with parasols and men in top hats perambulating towards the Concert Ground that stood adjacent to its northern end. Now you are more likely to find skateboards than waistcoats, but the effect is still the same and even the visitors on wheels are apt to slow down just a bit and admire the cathedral-like ambience.
The southern end of the Mall features an area known as Literary Walk that is populated with a series of sculptures depicting popular literary figures. Other personalities represented along The Mall include Christopher Columbus, Victor Herbert, and Ludwig van Beethoven. Another celebrated sculpture residing the Mall area is Christopher Fratin's "Eagles and Prey" depicting two birds of prey attacking a goat. A number of critics of the years have suggested that tableau was not exactly in keeping with the pastoral setting and peaceful nature of the park itself. Makes you wonder how the goat felt.
In the spring The Mall offers a lovely vista as you walked along the sun dappled pavement, the bright new foliage offering a latticework light green leaves overhead. In the summer the leaf bedecked trees offer a cool and shady respite from the bright skies above. The Autumn offers the view of Crayola colored leaves wafting gracefully through the crisp air and even in winter The Mall provides a striking panorama of bare branches etched against the pale sky above. Just as most its neighbors along Fifth the Park is no slouch when it comes to dressing for the occasion.
Location: Mid-Park from 66th to 72nd Streets
Text from: www.centralpark.com/pages/attractions/mall.html
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