Daily News Building, New York City [graphic]. [Part 3] / John M. Howells ; Raymond M. Hood, associated architects. 1929-1947.

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Daily News Building, New York City [graphic]. [Part 3] / John M. Howells ; Raymond M. Hood, associated architects. 1929-1947.

This set consists of 113 drawings, graphite on tracing paper; 13 drawings, ink on linen; 11 drawings, ink and graphite on linen; 6 drawings, graphite on linen; 4 drawings, graphite and color on tracing paper; and 2 drawings, ink wash with black crayon and colored pencil on tracing paper.

149 drawings : various media ; 235.0 x269.5 cm. (92 1/2 x 106 1/8 in.) or smaller.

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