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Mr Aleer's Pub (Framed)
Vineria con cucina (Framed)
- 7 x 5 in
$800
US dollars
This painting captures the essence of a quintessential New York City street corner, where the charm of Little Italy comes alive. The scene is reminiscent of a place where one can relax in the sun, enjoy a glass of wine, and savor a bite to eat amidst the bustling streets of Manhattan. It offers a slice of Italy in the heart of the city, blending cultural heritage with urban vibrancy. Neighboring the bright façade, a distinct red door leads to apartments overhead, set against a contrasting grey wall; to the right, a storefront with a cheerful blue awning adds further depth to this lively street corner. This original watercolor artwork is perfect for anyone who appreciates the blend of urban vibrancy and cultural heritage.
October, 2003
Watercolor painting
Storefront, NYC, Little Italy
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$800
US dollars
Trailer Park (Framed)
- 7 x 5 in
- US dollars
$800
US dollars
Inspired by a unique Chelsea venue that merges roadhouse energy with diner comfort, this bright storefront scene is bursting with playful imagery. A vivid green facade displays a cheerful yellow door, while eclectic signs—complete with flowers, Tiki motifs, and retro gas pumps—nod to vintage Americana charm. Front and center, a casual figure holds an “Elvis Live” sign, summoning the spirit of rock-and-roll nostalgia. Though situated in an upscale neighborhood, “Trailer Park” channels the lighthearted, kitschy atmosphere of its namesake hangout with retro decor, teasing advertisements, and a flashes of humor. Whether you’re drawn in by the bold colors or the quirky lettering, this painting promises to bring lively conversation and a dash of offbeat style into your home.
September, 2004
Watercolor painting
Storefront, NYC
- US dollars
$800
US dollars
Mr Aleer's Pub (Framed)
- 7 x 5 in
- US dollars
$800
US dollars
This painting is inspired by McAleer's Pub, a beloved institution on the Upper West Side established in 1953 by John and Frank McAleer, first cousins from Northern Ireland. McAleer's has maintained its integrity as a local Irish pub while adapting to changing consumer tastes, offering great food and conversation alongside a wide selection of draught beers. The pub gained fame for being featured in the TV series NYPD Blue and was once named one of the top ten places to meet people in New York by the New York Post. “Mr. Aleer’s Pub” lets you bring home the character of a traditional New York corner bar—one that’s proudly stood the test of time—while celebrating a piece of local lore brimming with warmth and cheer.
March, 2004
Watercolor painting
Storefront, NYC, Upper West, Irish Pub
- US dollars
$800
US dollars