Peter BrennanW 46th St between 10th Ave and 11th AveHeart Two · Location 141 · Drawn December 2001123Select a number to open a drawing state.The published 2006 collage is shown above. The numbered links open archival images. Use your browser’s Back button to return here.PhotographsDownload photograph 1Download photograph 2Download photograph 3Download photograph 4Download photograph 5Download photograph 6Video podcast0:00On the north side of West 46th Street, west of 10th Avenue, is a generic brick building.0:07The drawing was located on the surfaces to the left of the metal service door.0:12There's an 8 foot by 8 foot cinder block patch where it appears a loading dock or large window used to be.0:19That's where the drawing was located.0:21There's evidence of graffiti that was there from over four years ago.0:24and in spring 2006 there is just layers of new graffiti, cleaned up graffiti, and newly painted surfaces.0:33This is Peter Brennan. He was drawn in December of 2001.0:39His drawing is counting five people.0:43Here we have the layered result of two different types of line making,0:48finding their way onto the same wall.0:50One is made for the person who made it, the other for the viewer who sees it.0:57Erica Brennan added that her husband is fascinated with ropes and using knots to serve as lifelines for fire victims.1:03He was a former New York City police officer.1:06He put his heart and soul into firefighting, she said.1:09If this is the way he had to die, this is the way he would have put it.← Location 140Heart Two · Location 141Location 142 →
