Garnet BaileyRiverside Dr between W 106th St and W 107th StHeart Four · Location 386 · Drawn July 2004Download photograph 1Download photograph 2Download photograph 3Download photograph 4Download photograph 5Download photograph 6Download photograph 7Download photograph 8Download photograph 9Download photograph 10Download photograph 11Download photograph 12Video podcast0:00The Franz Segal statue in Riverside Park is located on the west end of West 106th Street and Riverside Drive.0:09This large bronze equestrian sculpture of this military officer was under construction several years ago0:16and had clean sheets of plywood facing onto Riverside Drive.0:20Our drawing was made on one of the sheets of plywood to the right of the two large red0:26reflectors on a metal pole at the base of this sculpture.0:31This is Garnet Bailey.0:33He was drawn in July of 2004.0:37His drawing is counting one person.0:41I seriously hope that people do use this as a walking tour because I think it's a great0:47walking tour.0:48It's been really nice so far.0:51I just remember I used to come to Manhattan when I was little,0:53or not even that little, like when I was in my teens,0:55and I'd come with my mom, and she'd be like,0:56oh, let's go to F.A.O. Schwartz, let's go to Fifth Avenue.1:00And I'd be like, oh my God, there's so much money,1:03and there's so many people, and I'm so overwhelmed, and this sucks.1:06But, you know, it's a very unique place.1:12He was headed for Los Angeles to attend the opening of training camp1:16with the Los Angeles Kings.1:19The way he played was as a hustling catalyst type of guy, a friend of his, Mike Milbury,1:25said.1:26He was sort of the same personality off the ice.1:29He loved to laugh and have fun.1:31He loved his work and did it with a smile.← Location 385Heart Four · Location 386Location 387 →
