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21 comments:
Park Ave?
Cool, Dave!
Are you near the police station in Chinatown? Like around White and Center St?
Cool, Gary!
Manhattan?
Very much so, Gary!
Lincoln Center?
Dolph, between you and Gary you might be onto something.
Philip Morris building on 42nd and Park?
Your guess is the warmest so far, Debbie!
were you below 42nd?
Yes, Gary!
were you east of broadway?
Outside the Manhattan Center at 34th Street?
No, Gary!
Your guess is the warmest so far, Dolph!
Penn Plaza?
You are in front of the Fashion Institute of Technology, Seventh Avenue and 27th Street.
Scott got it!
Bonus point to whomever first names the artist and the work correctly.
The Sculptor is Robert Cornblach,and it was installed in 1976, the security guard outside tells me it is called "eyeball".
I have to confess that this is probably the first time I posed a WWI? challenge without even knowing the answer. That's one reason I posed the challenge, actually: I wanted to know more about the sculpture.
After Ellen posted her answer, I made some effort to follow up on it and came up with...nothing to corroborate it!
So here's what I'm gonna do: I'm giving a (gluten-free) bonus point to Ellen for attendance. (You can see I've done the same for Debbie in the past.) Should Ellen (or anyone else in this online contest) come up with the title and the artist name, and I can corroborate it, that player can still pick up a bonus point.
So sincere congrats are due to Ellen for researching and being the only player to come up with what seems like a plausible start to solving the mystery of this sculpture. Way to go, Ellen!
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