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January 25, 2012 11:27:12 PM

name:

Elaine

location:

Merrick

object:

The NYC subway map.

description:

no explanation necessary.

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Jo

I have saw an exhibit of Subway Maps thru time. It would be great to have the catalogue of that show as the object. it's fascinating to see how various art eras influenced their design.

Jan. 29 2012 01:06 AM

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