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Giant red ornaments in a fountain in front of 1251 Broadway the Exxon Building across the street from Radio City Music Hall in Royalty Free Stock Photo

Giant Christmas Ornaments at 1251 Sixth Avenue, New York City with Radio City Music Hall in the background. Taken in December 2023 Royalty Free Stock Photo

Giant red ornaments in a fountain in front of the Exxon Building at 1251 Broadway across the street from Radio City Music Hall in Royalty Free Stock Photo

Christmas in New York City Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Republic of Florence historical state flag Royalty Free Stock Photo

`Fountain of Ornaments`, 1251 Avenue of the Americas, New York City.

Pisa, Tuscany, Italy - Church of Santa Caterina Royalty Free Stock Photo

Castello de la plana Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Sign promoting an Antique Market in front of the Doge`s Palace, a historical building in Genoa, northern Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

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The Doge`s Palace, a historical building in Genoa, northern Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pictured is the `Fountain of Ornaments` at 1251 Avenue of the Americas in New York City. It has been on display since 1993. The steel-reinforced fiberglass balls with chrome-finished caps and hooks require a complete draining of the fountain in front of 1251 for their installation Ã¢â¬â usually just before Thanksgiving weekend. They were designed by Stephen Stefan of the Dallas-based company Venue Arts, who says he was inspired by the work of sculptor Claes Oldenburg. Oldenburg was known for his rendering of everyday objects on a large scale in public places.