Central Park Ramble Stone Arch

Harmoniously wedged in a cleft between two huge rock face outcrops, this unique rough stone structure designed to look like it naturally formed. The Ramble Stone Arch was built in 1863 by British-American architect and landscape designer Calvert Vaux. Placed in the hidden forested wilderness nook on the west side of Ramble, arch made from large part of boulders found in the park. It is the narrowest of Central Park’s arch and bridge, has a nine feet walkway above and a five feet footpath below, measures more than 13 feet high and 32 feet sidewalls along the top. Perfect shot’s composition and angel of the ashlar arch create desire to pleasant walk through there and follow the narrow-curved path.

Matted or framed original art print on sale.  Signed by photographer. Great for residential and business décor, and gift for any occasion.