Corey, Toby and Raymond, and Daleesha, (sculpture).

Corey, Toby and Raymond, and Daleesha, (sculpture).

Ahearn, John, 1951- , sculptor.

Corey, Toby and Raymond, and Daleesha, (sculpture).

Painted cast bronze.

Portraits of the artist's neighbors, Corey, Toby and Raymond (a man with his dog), and Daleesha.

Portrait -- Unidentified -- Corey

Portrait male -- Unidentified -- Raymond

Portrait -- Unidentified -- Daleesha

Animal -- Portrait -- Toby

Formerly located 44th Precinct Police Station, New York, New York

The sculpture was commissioned for the 44th Precinct Police Station in South Bronx, New York, but the sculpture was removed by the artist soon after it was installed due to complaints from neighbors who felt the portraits were stereotypes of minorities,

Inventory staff, 2002.

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