

| 07/13/11, 07/04/20 |
| Subway Art, Noguchi Museum, Queens Botanical Garden and More - Page JJJ |
The following photos were taken today, July 13th, on my way to the Noguchi Museum which is located at 9-01 33rd Road, Long Island City. The museum was recommended by a friend! |


| Stained glass displays at 49th Street Station on 7 line. |


| Looking east towards 52nd Street Station |
| Queens Blvd. |

| At 40th Street Station |

| Looking west. Empire State Building visible. |

| Manhattan skyline. |




| "The Well" (1982) |




| Not part of display. Photo taken on 2nd floor. Trees outside window. |
| "Practice Rocks in Placement" (1982-83) Bird, which is not part of the display, appears to be studying the rock formation. |


| "Sun at Midnight" (1973) |

| "The Seeker Sought" |

| "The Void" (1970) |

| "Memorial To The Dead in Hiroshima" |

| "The Mountain" (1964) |

| "Ding Dong Bat" (1968-69) "Sun at Noon" (1969) "The Mountain" (1964) |

| "Tree With a Noose" (1945), John Brown |

| "Rocking Chair" (1985) |


| "Double Red Mountain" (1969) |

| "Variations on a Millstone #2" (1962) |

| "Little ID" (1970) |




| Roosevelt Island & Manhattan as seen from Socrates Sculpture Park, which is close to the Naguchi Museum. |

| Found this building to have interesting shape. Close to Socrates Park. |




| Taken in Socrates Park |
| Taken at a sidewalk florist |
| Queeensboro Plaza...N train headed to Ditmars Avenue |
| All art work displayed here from the Naguchi Museum property of Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988), the foundation and the Museum. |
| The Garden |
| Sorry to say that none of the sculptures in Socrates Sculpture Park captured my attention. |
On July 17, 2011, I visited the Queens Botanical Garden on Main Street. Though small, I was able to take the following photos. The transfer between the Garden and Flushing Meadows Corona Park was closed and possibly no longer used. |






| Hibiscus Syriacus, "Diana", Rose of Sharon (China, India) |




| Sunflower |
| Meadow |


| Circle Garden |
| Lagerstroemia indica CV, "Crape of Myrtle" (China/Korea). |

| The Center of Circle Garden |



| Hibiscus |
| Hibiscus. See the bee? |


| Phlox Paniculata, "Nicky", Summer Phlox (Eastern USA) |


| Mandevilla |





| Next are Zinnias of various colors. |



| Pond by Visitor & Administration Center building |




Water runs pass the Visitor's building and runs into the fish pond. |
| A lone Cardinal |
| Visitors' and Administration building |
| Once a sun dial? Donated month and year I was born, April 1951! |
| For a better map, please click here. |