Joseph MascaliW 113th St between Riverside Dr and BroadwayHeart Four · Location 398 · 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 12Download photograph 13Download photograph 14Download photograph 15Download photograph 16Download photograph 17Download photograph 18Download photograph 19Download photograph 20Download photograph 21Download photograph 22Download photograph 23Show all 23 photographsVideo podcast0:00On the southeast corner of West 113th Street and Riverside Drive is a corner of a building.0:07The corner is not so much a corner, but a 10-foot-wide plain caddy corner to the intersection.0:12Our drawing is made sitting on the sidewalk beneath the one centered window in the middle of this plain.0:20This is Joseph Mascali. He was drawn in July of 2004.0:26His drawing is counting one person.0:30These are cool pillars right here where the carving has been kind of worn down.0:35I remember right around this block, it was one of the most beautifully dressed couples0:38I've ever seen in my entire life.0:40They were wearing really fantastic white suits and I remember she had been waiting for him0:47right outside this beautiful building, a beautiful white building with a beautiful staircase0:53and a beautiful woman with a beautiful outfit and out came this beautiful man in a beautiful0:58matching white outfit. It was just so groomed. It was out of control. It left a1:04depression on me, clearly.1:08Joseph A. Miscali was a family man. He enjoyed playing golf with his son,1:13Christopher, attending father-daughter dances at his daughter Jennifer's school,1:18and camping with his daughter, Katie. In addition to working at Rescue 5 in1:23[unclear] Stanton Island.1:24Miss Galley was the co-owner of Tower East Construction.← Location 397Heart Four · Location 398Location 399 →
