Showing posts with label paintings of architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paintings of architecture. Show all posts

Oct 19, 2021

Book Stands in Paris

 

A lady peruses the books and magazines in the stands that line the promenade along the Seine River. The contents of the green stands are sometimes as eye catching as the architecture, probably because it is a tiny piece of the landscape that you can actually take home with you. Oil on 16"h x 12"w stretched linen. SOLD.

Feb 15, 2017

First United Methodist Church of Shadyside


I always thought this church in Shadyside was interesting. I liked the contrast between the warm colors of the stone and roof with the cool colors of the surrounding streets and hills. Oil on 6"h x 8"w stretched linen. SOLD.

Aug 31, 2016

Busy Street in Rome


The streets of Rome are chaotic as pedestrians and drivers alike navigate the city. The storefronts along streets such as this one offer many temptations in the form of coffee, crostini, pastries, and clothing shops. Everyone is in a hurry to see as many of these places as possible.

This oil painting is on 24"h x 30"w x 1 1/2" stretched canvas. The edges are painted raw umber, and it is ready to hang. SOLD.

Aug 28, 2015

Venetian Tour


It is rush hour, and the gondolas travel single file in the narrow canals. Even with a lot of other boats in the water, not many things are more romantic than a Venetian canal tour. Oil on 28"h x 22"w x 1 1/2"d stretched canvas. SOLD.

Mar 22, 2015

Venetian Traffic Jam


The gondoliers appear to be stuck in a traffic jam while maneuvering around a narrow canal. This painting is on a 9"h x 12"w x 1" gallery wrapped canvas with finished raw umber edges. It comes ready to hang.

This is one of seventeen paintings that will be at the Affordable Art Fair in New York City! My work will be in the UGallery booth (booth 1.2) If you are in New York from March 25 - 29, please stop in to see the collection! SOLD.

Oct 15, 2014

Louvre Courtyard


A painting of the busy courtyard at the Louvre. I can't remember exactly where I was standing when I took the photo I used for reference, but this may actually be the Tuileries Gardens. I titled it "Louvre Courtyard" because you can see the museum in the background. Oil on 16"h x 20"w stretched linen.