Peter LangoneCentral Park West between W 91st St and W 90th StHeart Four · Location 362 · Drawn July 2004Download photograph 1Download photograph 2Download photograph 3Download photograph 4Download photograph 5Download photograph 6Download photograph 7Download photograph 8Download photograph 9Download photograph 10Download photograph 11Video podcast0:00This drawing is made on Central Park West between West 90th Street and West 91st Street.0:06It was drawn on a bench lining the wall that leads into Central Park.0:12This bench is the one that is directly across from the bus stop for M10.0:18The figure was drawn reclining on the right side of the bench.0:23This is Peter Langone. He was drawn in July of 2004.0:30His drawing is counting one person.0:34We also had strategies for how we would be drawing.0:37So with the firemen, we would aim to draw their head0:40and then get the hat on it as soon as possible.0:42Because once you've drawn that iconic image,0:45it sort of hands off like,0:47okay, you're doing something to recognize firemen.0:49That became sort of a common vernacular in this city,0:52especially to respect.0:54It was a clear sign of respect from us0:57and people gave us respect in return.1:00Thomas went to Oklahoma City in 1995 to help with recovery efforts after the bombing of1:06the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building.1:08His entire day went a million miles an hour, a fellow officer said.1:13He didn't wait to be called.← Location 361Heart Four · Location 362Location 363 →
