On our way tto the anual Linnaean Society of NY dinner I photgraphed the Fifth Avenue Synagogue’s Moorish style door (1927) at 50 East 87th Street, in Manhattan.
Beautifully done, Sherry. I really miss things like this. I lived in NYC for many years – in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Riverdale and Staten Island! There are many things about NY that I won’t find anywhere else.
A wonderful door!
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Thank you.
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Thank you. I hope you find special things too.
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Beautifully done, Sherry. I really miss things like this. I lived in NYC for many years – in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Riverdale and Staten Island! There are many things about NY that I won’t find anywhere else.
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Very wonderful, amazing intricacy
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Thanks for dropping by. Yes it is lovely.
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Glorious, both doors and everything that surrounds them.
janet
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Glad you like ’em.
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Lovely tones
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Thanks. Using OnOne post helped.
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In the first photo I was surprised that the 2 pillars were different … then in the second photo I recognized the symmetry of the double pairs.
It’s so strikingly ornate! Very impressive!!
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Thanks Joanne.
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What a gorgeous doorway! Great photos, especially the close-up 🙂
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Thanks Eunice. I took them with my Galaxy 8+ cell phone and edited in Lightroom and onOne.
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Oooo, how wonderful! ❤
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Thank you Manja. It’s an eye catcher alright.
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Wow Sherry, that is downright gorgeous!
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Thanks Norm. It is amazing what hidden treasures can be found in NYC.
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Beautiful doorway. There are similar decorations at the Alhambra in Granada in Spain, a Moorish palace and gardens.
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It seems a little strange that German Jews approved that design.
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It does, Sherry. I wonder why they used it.
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Beautiful!! I love the intricate patterns on the door columns. Are they supposed to be its Mezuzah? Good eye, Sherry! Love, Cathy
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Not sure what the designs represent. There used to be more on the walls but they eroded off.
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