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by Steve Breslow
$37.00
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Our throw pillows are made from 100% spun polyester poplin fabric and add a stylish statement to any room. Pillows are available in sizes from 14" x 14" up to 26" x 26". Each pillow is printed on both sides (same image) and includes a concealed zipper and removable insert (if selected) for easy cleaning.
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The High Bridge connects the Bronx to Manhattan, was originally a civil-war era aqueduct, has been rebuilt into a pedestrian walkway with spectacular... more
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The High Bridge connects the Bronx to Manhattan, was originally a civil-war era aqueduct, has been rebuilt into a pedestrian walkway with spectacular views
Born 1949 New York City. MFA Queens College, past experience as printmaking instructor, multiple exhibits in the New York area with several awards for printmaking. Day job with the Social Security Administration, with occasional time off to draw some pictures and take photographs. Most recently - - 2nd prize for graphics, White Plains juried art fair and single person exhibits at the Rockville Centre and Hewlett Woodmere Public Libraries of prints and photos. My initial experience was as a printmaker, creating mostly black and white engravings and etchings, with images that ranged from realistic to surreal. It became difficult to maintain a bulky etching press with inks and acids around little kids, so I started to look around for an...
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Dr Sliderule
The High Bridge Aqueduct was part of the Old Croton Aqueduct which was completed in 1838. The High Bridge itself was completed in 1848, well before the Civil War. For all the latest information about the historic past, the current activities, and future plans for the High Bridge please visit highbridgeparkdevelopment.blogspot.com. Nice pictures.
Steve Breslow replied:
Thanks Dr (MD, PhD, PsyD?) on the more precise information. As you probably know, the high bridge was originally built as a stone bridge in 1848, rebuilt as a steel bridge in the 1920's, which is why I originally felt that an approximate term, such as "Civil War era" would be sufficient in an artistic, not historical, discussion. For more information on the High Bridge, I would direct you to the numerous plaques built into the walkway of the Bridge, should you actually visit it.
Richard Johnson
Steve, your scenes from the High Bridge definitely captures a segment of old trying to coexist with the new.. Nice work! (v/f)