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The text of the entry was: Did you know ... that one of sculptor Paul Manship's earliest public works, "The Four Elements", is at the former AT&T corporate headquarters at 195 Broadway in Manhattan?
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When AT&T moved to Madison Ave, the statue Spirit of Communication was in the lobby there. Legend has it that his genitals were overly apparent when viewed from near his feet, not hundreds of feet below and a golden fig leaf was added. The statue was then moved with AT&T to its next HQ in Basking Ridge, NJ where it was outside again, but not on the building. Presumably the statue is now at ATT HQ in Dallas.