Difference between revisions of "Chrysler Building"

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The Chrysler Building is a hallmark of the [[Manhattan]] [[skyline]].  Positioned at 42nd Street and [[Lexington Avenue]], the building towers over nearby [[Grand Central Station]].  Appointed with huge [[gargoyle|gargoyles]], the artwork and architecture recall the [[Art Deco]] movement.
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The Chrysler Building is a hallmark of the [[Manhattan]] [[skyline]].  Positioned at 42nd Street and [[Lexington Avenue]], the building towers over nearby [[Grand Central Station]].  Appointed with huge [[gargoyle|gargoyles]], the artwork and architecture are the epitome of the [[Art Deco]] movement.

Revision as of 02:37, September 10, 2007

The Chrysler Building is a hallmark of the Manhattan skyline. Positioned at 42nd Street and Lexington Avenue, the building towers over nearby Grand Central Station. Appointed with huge gargoyles, the artwork and architecture are the epitome of the Art Deco movement.