what sheherself would have done—emphasizes the parkbearing her name. Through her generosity, thegreat park belongs now to the people of thecity, for their enjoyment. The people come tonature with appreciation and sympathy, and nature responds. Something of this sense of thepark and the city… … DETAIL OF THE FOUNTAIN Equestrian Memorial to Alfred Givymie Vanderbilt and represents the miracle of regeneration, thebirth of all plant life. But he is not wholly sen-sual, he has many more potentialities. Here heis not playing the pipes himself, but is listening—listening most intently, with one…
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