The Midtown Art on Display Walking Tour

A two hour wallkig tour that focuses on the art on display in a part of Midtown Manhattan. Works by such well known contemorary, modern artist as: Frank Steller, Ramond Mason, Jean Dubuffet, Fernand Leger, Robert Cook, Damien Hirst, Alexander Calder, Andy Warhol, Stuart Davis, Luis Sanguino, Michael Heizer, and Art Deco works by: Hildreth Mier, Louis Rigal, Eli Nadelman, Arthur Convoy plus cut glass windows by Rene Lalique and works by traditional artist such as: Daniel Chester French, Andrew O"Connor, Philip Martiny, Herbert Adams and Charles Keck.

• "Dinoceras" 1971, by: Robert Cook, abstract, bronze scupture
• "Abundance" 1930 by Charles Keck
• "The Spirit of Achievement" by NIna Saemondsson
• "After Post card Flutter #3", wall tapestry, by: Stuart Davis
• "Amor"
• The Vanderbilt Portal, 1909 & 1919 by Stanford White, Daniel Chester French, Andrew O'Conner
• "The Story of Creation" glass, gold leaf mosiac by: Hildreth Meir
• "The Wheel of Life" one of the grandest / largest Art Deco decorations in New York
• "Brick Sculpture" a pattern brick relief by: Alexandra Kasuba
• A drawing of the Rose Room from the turn of the last century by an unknown artist
• "Three Cornered Hat" 1919, by: Picasso (sometimes available)
• Optional: "Cross of the Good Shepard" "Frieze of the Apostles" "Shy Vestment - Trinity" "Grapes of Wheat Lintel"
  ................and the "Cross of the Resurrection" by: Louise Nevelson plus
  ................."Ascent" 2005, by Mark Pilato, commemorates 9/11
• "Salta Nel Mio Sacco" 1987, by Frank Stella
• "Virgin Mother" by Damien Hirst
• "Tapestry of Acrobats" by: Fernand Leger
• "The Crowd" by Raymond Mason
• "Levitated Mass" 1982, Michael Heizer
• An example of deconstructivism in a New York skyscraper
• A nice example of a modernistic interpretation of classical forms on a New York skyscraper from 1928
• "Manhattan Island" 1930, an Art Deco mural by: Arthur Covey

• Rene Lalique's only existing architectural glass work in New York City
• The Partheion Cast Collection of the City College of NY (CUNY)
• "The Adoration of the Magi" 1620, from the school of Peter Paul Ruben (sometimes available)
• Optional: Part of the Berlin Wall