Public Library 42nd Street (Framed)

Public Library 42nd Street (Framed)

  • 25 x 48 in
  • Price in US dollars

$5,000

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This captivating watercolor painting, "Public Library 42nd Street," features a woman figure from the left side of the iconic New York Public Library building on 42nd Street. The figure is part of the sculptures on the Fifth Avenue facade, specifically representing Beauty. These sculptures were created by Frederick MacMonnies, a renowned sculptor and painter, as part of the library's Beaux-Arts design. This painting not only highlights the architectural elegance of the New York Public Library but also celebrates the artistic representation of classical virtues. The figure of Beauty, with her poised and tranquil expression, is a symbol of the library's commitment to aesthetic enrichment and intellectual elegance. This artwork masterfully uses a color palette that transitions from warm classical orange-brown at the top to a dark purple hue, emphasizing the serene and graceful face of Beauty. "Public Library 42nd Street" is an ideal piece for collectors and art lovers who value the fusion of historical architecture with profound artistic expression. Add this beautiful painting to your collection to enjoy a daily glimpse of one of New York City's most cherished landmarks and its celebration of beauty.

September, 2008
Watercolor Painting
Figure, Landmark, Effigy, NYC, Public Library
  • Price in US dollars

$5,000

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