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Building in Upper West
- 6.5 x 4 in
$800
This painting captures an exquisite architectural relief adorning a historic building in New York City’s Upper West Side. At its heart, two cherubs rendered in a classical Renaissance style flank a central shield embellished with three scallop shells—a motif often symbolizing pilgrimage, protection, or familial heritage. The relief’s intricate carvings are brought to life through layered washes of muted Burnt Sienna, soft Red, and weathered grays, evoking the patina of aged stone. The watercolor medium lends an ethereal quality to the scene, with translucent layers suggesting sunlight diffusing across the facade’s textured surface. Rooted in Beaux-Arts or Neo-Renaissance design traditions, this piece celebrates the neighborhood’s architectural legacy—a quiet homage to craftsmanship often overlooked in urban landscapes. The restrained palette and fluid brushstrokes soften the relief’s formality, inviting viewers to contemplate stories etched into the city’s stone: guardianship, history, and beauty enduring amidst modernity.
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$800
Peninsula Hotel III (Framed)
- 43 x 30 in
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$5,000
"Peninsula Hotel III" is part of a series celebrating the architectural beauty of the Peninsula Hotel. A pair of statues depicting the ancient Roman goddesses Ceres and Diana located above the main entrance on 55th Street. The painting uses a vibrant color scheme with soft orange and yellow hues on the figures, giving them a warm glow. The turquoise blue in the bull's-eye window and subtle purple in the outer corners create a striking contrast, adding depth and visual interest. The use of watercolor medium allows for a delicate and nuanced portrayal of the hotel's facade, highlighting its intricate details. This artwork is a compelling addition to any collection, offering a beautiful interpretation of a New York City landmark. Its blend of architectural significance and artistic style makes it a standout piece for those who appreciate both history and beauty.
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$5,000
130 Bowery II (Framed)
- 44 x 26 in
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$5,000
This painting captures the intricate sculpture from the pediment of the historic Bowery Savings Bank Building at 130 Bowery. This artwork is part of a twin set that focuses on the symbolic figures flanking a central clock, each accompanied by a lion, representing the timeless themes of time and industry. The Bowery Savings Bank Building, designed by Stanford White of McKim, Mead & White, is a landmark example of neoclassical architecture. Its facade is adorned with Corinthian columns and sculpted pediments by Frederic MacMonnies, evoking the authority of ancient Rome. This artwork is a compelling addition to any collection, offering a beautiful interpretation of a New York City landmark. Its blend of architectural significance and artistic style makes it a standout piece for those who appreciate both history and beauty. This particular painting vividly portrays the male figure, symbolizing industry, in a dynamic pose as he tames a lion.
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