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New York, Line by Line

From Broadway to the Battery

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Each work is breathtakingly detailed, at once invoking a simpler time in the recent past (there are a few pop-art-ish flairs here and there that signal the decade in which the work was created). But it also tells the eternal story of NYC - that the city that never sleeps came by that name legitimately: the hustle and bustle apparent in pieces like Wall Street and The Stock Exchange,Mott Street - Chinatown and The Subway will seem familiar to tourists and locals alike. ~MetroSouce.com It's an excellent book for fans of all things New York. ~ Newsday This beautiful oversized reissue of the 1967 classic might just be the best value in the store right now. Full of immensely detailed line drawings reminiscent of Al Hirschfeld, you can spend an hour looking at each cityscape in the book and still find new details next time you open the book. A delight for kids and adults alike. ~Idlewild Books, New York

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Tytuł
New York, Line by Line
Podtytuł
From Broadway to the Battery
Język
angielski
Autorzy
Robinson
Wydawca
Rizzoli US
Rok wydania
2009
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
64
ISBN10
0789318369
ISBN13
9780789318367
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Opis
Each work is breathtakingly detailed, at once invoking a simpler time in the recent past (there are a few pop-art-ish flairs here and there that signal the decade in which the work was created). But it also tells the eternal story of NYC - that the city that never sleeps came by that name legitimately: the hustle and bustle apparent in pieces like Wall Street and The Stock Exchange,Mott Street - Chinatown and The Subway will seem familiar to tourists and locals alike. ~MetroSouce.com It's an excellent book for fans of all things New York. ~ Newsday This beautiful oversized reissue of the 1967 classic might just be the best value in the store right now. Full of immensely detailed line drawings reminiscent of Al Hirschfeld, you can spend an hour looking at each cityscape in the book and still find new details next time you open the book. A delight for kids and adults alike. ~Idlewild Books, New York