One
of the most beautiful neighborhoods in New York City is Brooklyn's Park
Slope.
The
buildings are encrusted with archane ornaments, which is a great source
of inspiration to me.
Brownstone Renewal
oil on plywood 24" x 36"
A nearby
sign supplied by the New York Landmarks Preservation Foundation reads
"Park
Slope Historic District ...Principally built between the Mid 1880s
and World War I
Park
Slope retains it profile of threeand four story buildings, punctuated by
church steeples,
recalling
Brooklyn's character as the city of homes and churches...
Victorian
Gothic, Queen Anne, Romanesque Revival and other styles abound here.."
Brownstone Shadow oil on canvas 24" x 18" |
Brownstone Repair oil on canvas 24" x 18" |
Stoop oil on canvas 30" x 24" |
Elvis and Apollo oil on plywood 17" x 24" |
Front stairs, "the stoops" are our communal living room, our theater and occasionally a greenhouse, too.
Victorian oil on canvas 28" x 22" |
Long Brownstone oil on canvas 36" x 18" |
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Shade oil on panel 16" x 12" |
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The street are deeply shaded with mature trees, creating cool grottos on even the hottest days.
Dolphin Step, etching |
two blocks from where I live. They inspired the etching on the left Dolphin Step. What a place to sit while you drink your morning coffee. |
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Ozzie's oil on panel 18" x 24" |
Springview oil on panel 12" x 16" |
Foliage oil on panel 12" x 16" |
Railing oil on panel 9" x 12" |
Ann's View oil on canvas 20" x 24" |
Last of the Sun oil on canvas 24" x 18" |