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Manhattan Municipal
- 5 x 7 in
$800
This watercolor captures an intimate architectural detail from the Manhattan Municipal Building in New York City. The focus is a sculptural figure rising from a richly carved column—a quiet, classical moment drawn from one of the city’s grandest civic edifices. Rendered in a restrained grayscale palette, the painting highlights light, shadow, and texture. Subtle tonal shifts bring out the depth of the carving, the soft yet stoic expression of the figure. The limited color enhances a sense of calm and timelessness. The Manhattan Municipal Building, designed by William M. Kendall of McKim, Mead & White and completed in 1914, is a landmark example of Beaux-Arts civic architecture. One of the largest governmental office buildings in the world, it was built to accommodate New York City’s expanding municipal functions after the consolidation of the five boroughs. The building’s classical ornament and sculptural program, including the monumental “Civic Fame” statue atop the tower, symbolize civic pride and the city’s history. This piece invites viewers to slow down and appreciate the artistry embedded in everyday urban surroundings.
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$800
31 Chambers (Framed)
- 6 x 4 in
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$800
"31 Chambers," a charming 6 x 4-inch watercolor painting that captures the delightful figures of two baby statues perched atop the mansard roof of the historic 31 Chambers Street building. Created in February 2013, this artwork beautifully contrasts the intricate detail of the statues against a bright blue sky, emphasizing their playful and whimsical nature. The historic Surrogate's Courthouse at 31 Chambers Street in downtown Manhattan is completed in 1907, is a renowned example of Beaux-Arts architecture and a New York City landmark. This small yet captivating painting offers a unique perspective on a timeless architectural landmark, focusing on the beauty and elegance of its sculptural details. The depiction of the babies against the bright blue sky adds a sense of joy and vitality to the composition, highlighting the artist's interpretation of the building's character.
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$800
37 Wall Street (Framed)
- 6 x 4 in
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$800
This charming watercolor painting captures two cherubs above the entrance of the historic 37 Wall Street building in the Financial District of Lower Manhattan. The building, originally designed by Francis Kimball and completed in 1907, was once the headquarters of the Trust Company of America. It features a stunning Beaux-Arts facade with a white marble base that includes ornate decorations. The painting employs a focused composition that draws attention to the cherubs, emphasizing their detailed craftsmanship and the playful yet protective character they bring to the building's grand facade. The use of subtle color gradients and delicate brushwork enhances the texture and depth of the figures, making them appear almost lifelike. Add this exquisite painting to your collection to bring a piece of New York City's architectural elegance and historical depth into your home or office, beautifully rendered in watercolor.
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