Showing posts with label Franklin Avenue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Franklin Avenue. Show all posts
Sunday, February 21, 2021
A Shadow Building
Painting, for me, is often a remembrance of a past moment, as this one, when a building was only present in its cast shadow upon another building. The corner depicted is Franklin and Bergen in Brooklyn. 9x12 inches, oil on panel.
Labels:
Bergen Street,
Brooklyn,
cityscape,
Franklin Avenue,
oil,
Street Scene,
urban paintings
Thursday, June 11, 2020
Atlantic Avenue Shuttle Bridge
This painting, started three weeks ago, has been noisily demanding attention until yesterday when I completed it. It depicts a view of the Shuttle bridge at the corner of Atlantic Avenue and Franklin Avenue in Brooklyn. 12x24 inches, oil on linen canvas.
Labels:
Atlantic Avenue,
Brooklyn,
cityscape,
Franklin Avenue,
oil,
Street Scene
Monday, May 20, 2019
Franklin Avenue Handrails
Franklin Avenue approaching Dean Street in Brooklyn offers a bunch of diagonal handrails, which have always appealed to me. Maybe because of their complexity. The perspective of receding rooflines across the street offers a softer, contrary diagonal. 6x8 oil on panel.
Labels:
Brooklyn,
cityscape,
Franklin Avenue,
oil,
Street Scene
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