random nyc pic
If you stand on the balcony that overlooks the main entrance inside the Metropolitan Museum of Art and look up, this is what you'll see:
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Arches within arches within arches. Do you see the smallest one at the bottom center of the photo? Artistè Florenza pointed this out to me and I thought it was simply beautiful. I don’t know. Maybe you need to see it in person…
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5 Comments:
beautiful *sigh*
From your picture, it looks like an Escher painting come to life. Very cool.
Jeff: That's a very astute observation!
Giovani Battista Piranesi has come to life!
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Piranesi01.jpg
Absolutely brilliant shot.
I was just there a few weeks ago and stood thinking the same thing. Great shot.
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