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| I showed you a window yesterday, but these are a bit more "uptown, " both literally and figuratively. These wonderful windows grace the 1901 Beaux-Arts building on 44th Street that houses the New York Yacht Club. BTW, it was designed by the same architects (Warren and Wetmore) who designed the exterior of Grand Central Terminal. |
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| Here's a close-up. [To see more ABC Wednesday, go here.] |
Gorgeous window !
ReplyDeleteI love how over the top that façade is! It looks like the stone is melting under the windows. Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteWow! My ABC was window too but this is too huge... As Arthur says, it does look like it is melting
ReplyDeleteAs a former New Yorker I very much enjoyed your photos - thanks.
ReplyDeleteyes, the facade really makes the shot!
ReplyDeleteROG, ABC Wednesday team
They must be the most ornate windows in the world. Just like three 18th Century sailing ships had been turned to stone.
ReplyDeleteWould you believe that I have been there several times? I have a client in your area who likes to meet here and I love Maltilda at the Algonquin just down the street and City Club and Triomphe restaurant... It is my favorite street in the area!
ReplyDeleteBises,
Genie