- US dollars
Peninsula Hotel III (Framed)
130 Bowery II (Framed)
- 44 x 26 in
$5,000
US dollars
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.
March, 2013
Watercolor painting
Effigy, Figure, Landmark,
- US dollars
$5,000
US dollars
Sunset on 57th Street (Framed)
- 28 x 21 in
- US dollars
$3,800
US dollars
vThis captivating watercolor painting, "Sunset on 57th Street," captures a classical architectural ornament featuring a sculpted face adorned with flowing hair and decorative elements resembling leaves and grapes. The ornament from the historic 165 West 57th Street, a building steeped in the cultural heritage of Midtown Manhattan. This five-story structure, originally the Louis H. Chalif Normal School of Dancing headquarters, was designed by George A. and Henry Boehm and completed in 1916. The painting's use of light and shadow not only enhances the three-dimensional effect of the sculpted face but also adds a dramatic and emotive quality to the artwork. The ornate curves and detailed craftsmanship of the carving give it an elegant and timeless quality, capturing the essence of 57th Street's enduring charm. "Sunset on 57th Street" is a tribute to the enduring beauty and historical significance of 165 West 57th Street, capturing a moment of natural beauty against a backdrop of New York City's architectural evolution. This piece is perfect for those who appreciate the fusion of art, history, and architecture, offering a window into the past through the lens of a stunning sunset.
August, 2008
Watercolor painting
Face, Effigy, Landmark
- US dollars
$3,800
US dollars
Peninsula Hotel III (Framed)
- 43 x 30 in
- US dollars
$5,000
US dollars
"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.
January, 2013
Watercolor painting
Figure, Effigy, Landmark, NYC
- US dollars
$5,000
US dollars