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Object Timeline

1962	Work on this object began.
1998	We acquired this object. We photographed this object.
2015	We photographed this object.
2016	We photographed this object.
2024	You found it!

Sidewall, The City

This is a sidewall. It was designed by Lanette Scheeline and manufactured by Katzenbach and Warren, Inc.. It is dated 1962 and we acquired it in 1998. Its medium is machine printed on paper. It is a part of the Wallcoverings department.

This object was donated by Lanette Scheeline. It is credited Gift of Lanette Scheeline.

1303, Tactile City, 2015–18
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljamnwgzd54&.
Senses.1303

A green, park-like promenade is depicted in-between tall, urban buildings shown in the background in subdued shades of gray. In the foreground are two children , one wearing a bright red shirt, actively playing and in motion. The promenade features a wide, grass lane with neatly laid rows of square and rectangular grey blocks. A turquoise green biycle lane is un use by two cyclists on on the left side and marked with a directional symbol. A tree with bright green leaves stands tall in a planter. Pedestrians, cyclists, and a child on a scooter are featured in the scene along with guests seated at round bistro tables on each side of the promenade. A store can be see on the far left behind the tree, and short bushes with hints of orange, pink, and purple line the promenade as it continues into the distance.

Public Square, 2017
Courtesy of FXCollaborative.
MOBILITY.008

A still of a video of an aerial view of Manhattan and its environs from about 50th street looking west, north and east above Park Avenue. On the left or west are East New Jersey’s coastline, the Hudson River, Manhattan’s grid beginning on the west side and continuing throughout the east side and the vastness of Central Park. Located below the Park are built structures including monolithic skyscrapers and Park Avenue appears to be the widest avenue and has blooming trees instead of traffic.

The Street Ahead
videos.
MOBILITY.014

Its dimensions are

490 x 50.5 cm (192 15/16 x 19 7/8 in. )

Cite this object as

Sidewall, The City; Designed by Lanette Scheeline (American, 1910–2001); Manufactured by Katzenbach and Warren, Inc. (United States); USA; machine printed on paper; 490 x 50.5 cm (192 15/16 x 19 7/8 in. ); Gift of Lanette Scheeline; 1998-29-63

Short URL http://cprhw.tt/o/2DF9x/
Accession Number 1998-29-63
Object ID 18667331