Wednesday, July 20, 2011

#283


7x5 oil on panel

$100 + s/h
- sold

I wasn't sure I liked this one until I stepped back. Just one of the thousands of beautiful townhomes lining the streets in NYC. At one, a guy doing some renovations made us an offer to purchase. Sure wish I had a big pile of cash laying around.

This one would be cool much bigger. Then I could better depict the man entering the doorway and better describe the building's lovely stonework. Definitely going to go big on this.

4 comments:

Maria's Watercolor said...

Love this, such great color in here, from a New Yorker born and raised!

Studio at the Farm said...

RObin, it's great, and it WOULD make a great large painting. The colors are wonderful.

hmuxo said...

This painting and your previous paintings are amazing!!! You are so talented!!

yznhymer said...

Robin, I am truly thrilled with this painting. The colors, texture, and detail beautifully capture something special about the old brick architecture in the Village and other historic neighborhoods that evokes a strong emotional response and connects me to the continuity and soul of my native city. Indeed, it will make a wonderful large painting. It works well as a companion to "Corner Store." Now I'm thinking a couple of more - a cafe, night time or other city scene that resonates - would nicely round out my collection of small paintings remembering my childhood home. I'll have to watch what you put out there more diligently!

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