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Arts For Transit at Van Siclen Avenue. The View from Here, 2008, Faceted glass below station sign structures along the platform By Barbara Ellmann |
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| (van_siclenj1) A view of the two staircases up to the Van Siclen Avenue station off in the distance viewed from Van Siclen Avenue. 25 June, 2008 (van_siclenj2) Walking up the one of the canopied staircases form the street and getting to the doors into the station house that also has windows looking out down Van Siclen Avenue. | 25 June, 2008 (van_siclenj3) The doors with in the subway system that lead to the passageway up to the two stiarcases to the platform at Van Siclen Ave. | 25 June, 2008 (van_siclenj4) Go up either staircase for J Z Manhattan & Brooklyn at Van Siclen Ave. | 25 June, 2008 |
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| (van_siclenj5) Looking back towards the turnstiles in the small station house at Van Siclen Avenue. 25 June, 2008 (van_siclenj6) Looking down the canopied portion of the platform at Van Siclen Ave, as a R42 J train prepares to leave. | 25 June, 2008 (van_siclenj7) A Broad St-bound R42 J train begins to leave Van Siclen Ave. | 25 June, 2008 (van_siclenj8) A Broad St-bound R42 J train continues to leave Van Siclen Ave. | 25 June, 2008 |
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| (van_siclenj9) One of the metal structures that hold up the station signs and have stained glass in them on the platform at Van Siclen Ave. 25 June, 2008 (van_siclenj10) Looking down the platform at Van Siclen Ave, a larger portion of the station has a canopy compared to the other island platform J stations. | 25 June, 2008 (van_siclenj11) One of the two staircases within the canopied area down to the mezzanine station house and exit at Van Siclen Ave & Fulton St. | 25 June, 2008 (van_siclenj12) A sign underneath the canopy giving directions for whitch train on witch track at Van Siclen Ave. | 25 June, 2008 |
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| (van_siclenj13) A station name structure with stained glass in it on the platform at Van Siclen Ave. 25 June, 2008 (van_siclenj14) Looking down towards one end of the island platform at Van Siclen Ave. There are great views of low-lying buildings on both sides of the tracks. | 25 June, 2008 |
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