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Frick Park Gateway in the Snow

Posted in Point Breeze by Dr. Boli on January 26, 2011

 

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The gateway to Frick Park at the Homewood Avenue circle, as it appeared in the gently falling snow this morning.

Frick Park Gatehouse

Posted in Point Breeze by Dr. Boli on June 2, 2009

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In the early evening, the Frick Park gatehouse at Reynolds Street and Homewood Avenue seems like the portal to an enchanted forest.

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Museum as Art

Posted in Architecture, Point Breeze by Dr. Boli on February 18, 2008

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The Frick Art Museum in Point Breeze was built as a home for Helen Clay Frick’s art collection. It’s a small collection, but chosen with good taste–a Boucher here, a Reynolds there, and a roomful of priceless medieval religious art. The building itself is less than forty years old, but the timeless design could easily have been a Renaissance palace.

A Proper School

Posted in Architecture, Point Breeze by Dr. Boli on December 9, 2007

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The Linden Avenue School in Point Breeze. Learning must be something beautiful and important if it takes place in a building like this.

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