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Banker's Heart
When I worked for McKinsey & Co (1974-1981), we resided on the 49th floor at 555 California in San Francisco, then world headquarters for the Bank of America (above). Down below in the courtyard was a sculpture. God knows who did it or what it was called. From the picture (below) you'll understand why it was more or less fondly called the "banker's heart."
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Tom - we had an office for decades downtown San Fran [now in Vallejo]- fond memories NOT of the commute and cost of living - fond though of the beauty of SF/people - politics NOT.
Posted by Sean at May 3, 2006 11:17 AM
How fun the see "Banker's Heart" again. I saw it so many times walking in San Francisco. And you can't get blood from it.
Posted by laura brown at May 3, 2006 7:08 PM
eric,
thanks for the ID on the sculpture!
Posted by Erik Hansen at May 5, 2006 10:57 AM