Ornamentation, facade of Muhlenberg Branch, NYPL.
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Title
Ornamentation, facade of Muhlenberg Branch, NYPL.
Subject
New York Public Library. Muhlenberg Branch--Pictorial works.
Libraries—New York (State)—New York--Pictorial works.
Facades—New York (State)—New York—Pictorial works.
Architecture—Details—New York (State)—New York—Pictorial works.
Library decoration—New York (State)—New York—Pictorial works.
Rosettes (Architecture)—New York (State)—New York—Pictorial works.
Corbels—Pictorial works.
Architectural inscriptions—New York (State)—New York—Pictorial works.
Libraries—New York (State)—New York--Pictorial works.
Facades—New York (State)—New York—Pictorial works.
Architecture—Details—New York (State)—New York—Pictorial works.
Library decoration—New York (State)—New York—Pictorial works.
Rosettes (Architecture)—New York (State)—New York—Pictorial works.
Corbels—Pictorial works.
Architectural inscriptions—New York (State)—New York—Pictorial works.
Description
Seven photographs.
The first two photographs are of the first floor detail. Identical keystones are above the door and the arched windows. Between each are the circles separated with decoration.
The third and fourth photographs are of the details over the three second floor windows. Rosettes decorate the wall right above the window while two ornamental brackets hold up a lintel decorated on the edge.
The fifth and sixth photographs are of the decorations right above the third floor windows and below the roof. The Greek key separates the three windows. The corbels are decorated with a plant motif.
The seventh photograph is of the inscription across the top of the facade, "New York Public Library." There is no indication which branch this library is on the stone.
The first two photographs are of the first floor detail. Identical keystones are above the door and the arched windows. Between each are the circles separated with decoration.
The third and fourth photographs are of the details over the three second floor windows. Rosettes decorate the wall right above the window while two ornamental brackets hold up a lintel decorated on the edge.
The fifth and sixth photographs are of the decorations right above the third floor windows and below the roof. The Greek key separates the three windows. The corbels are decorated with a plant motif.
The seventh photograph is of the inscription across the top of the facade, "New York Public Library." There is no indication which branch this library is on the stone.
Creator
Michael W. Handis
Date
July 17, 2015
Rights
Copyright Michael W. Handis, all rights reserved.
Format
jpeg
Language
English
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