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Public Sculpture and the Civic Ideal in New York City: 1890-1930 Blackwing Pencils & Accessories watercolored tale will make readersFrom the Publisher: Bogart's groundbreaking consideration of public art as a topic for serious scholarly consideration examines the sustained and organized effort to create in New York a body of municipal sculpture that would express the civic ideal: an urban vision of patriotism, civilization, and good government. It follows the brief movement through its rise and fall, attempting to explain why sponsorship for such civic projects lasted only for a