Battery Park
Glenn O. Coleman gives New York's Battery Park a geometric makeover, blending the snowy park with the busy harbor in a style influenced by Cubism. The large, round building on the left is Castle Clinton, a historic fort that actually served as New York's first immigration station before Ellis Island took over the job. Notice how the ships in the water seem to tilt upwards? Coleman flattens the perspective, stacking the park's winding paths and the industrial waterfront into one crisp, graphic scene. It feels less like a photograph and more like a colorful, frozen memory of the city's bustling past.
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