A Boat Drawing

Rocky Neck Boat, Gloucester, MA. 8x10 inches, acrylic wash and pen and ink on bristol paper. I'm playing with my new pen, applying wash first and then using the pen.  This way the ink will not run, and the lines and wash edges don't matchup giving some vibrancy to the drawing.

Brooklyn Pissarro

Union Street Bridge, Brooklyn. 12x16 inches, oil on linen canvas.  This view reminds me of paintings by Camille Pissarro.

 

Brooklyn Street Corner

Union and Nevins, Brooklyn. 12x16 inches, oil on linen canvas.  After a brief interlude in Paris (see previous post), I'm back to a memory of a Brooklyn street corner.

Pont Royal

 Pont Royal, Paris.  12x16 inches, oil on linen canvas.   

Mount Greylock

Mount Greylock from Field Farm, Williamstown, MA. 9x12 inches, pencil, charcoal, watercolor and pastel on paper.  A mixed media drawing that I started on location and completed in the studio.  

The Open Door

 Classon Avenue, Brooklyn. 9x12 inches, oil on linen canvas. Late afternoon memory.

Looking Left

Corner Crossing, Brooklyn.  9x12 inches, oil on linen canvas.  After a brief shower at Franklin and Sterling Place.

A Late Afternoon

St. Mark's Place, Brooklyn.  9x12 inches, oil on linen canvas.  A late November afternoon memory of the sun shining.

Grand and Colorful

Grand Avenue, Brooklyn.  9x12 inches, oil on linen canvas.  Between Dean and Gergen is this colorful auto repair site.  

Grand Brooklyn Cubist

Grand Avenue, Brooklyn. 9x12 inches, oil on linen canvas.  This cubist view is a memory.  All has changed.

Dean at Classon

Dean at Classon, Brooklyn.  9x12 inches, oil on linen canvas. Every street corner is a natural composition.

Shuttle Bridge Memory

 Shuttle Bridge, St. Marks Place, Brooklyn.  16x20 inches, oil on linen canvas.  A revised memory.

Late Day Dean Street

 Dean Street, Brooklyn. 9x12 inches, oil on gesso panel.  A view late in the afternoon.

Atlantic Avenue

The Open Trunk, Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn. 9x12 inches, oil on gesso panel.  

Variation on a Sidewalk

Dean Street Near Classon, Brooklyn. 9x12 inches, oil on gesso panel.  A Brooklyn tradition: parking on the sidewalk.  This series could be called "variations on a sidewalk."