Save Outdoor Sculpture, New York, New York survey, 1993.
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Summary:
A bronze chair positioned on top of a granite boulder that is engraved with a ring of wild board. Beneath the chair is a bronze Miriam-Webster dictionary opened to a color image of "Common Birds of America." The chair is decorated with symbols of early 19th century monuments such as a laurel wreath and stars and stripes.