545 Fifth Ave
(Oil on Canvas) (24″ x 16″)
This image was taken from my collection of sketches and photographs of my New York trip of a few years ago. I found it whilst looking through old material, and wondered why I hadn’t done a painting of it. So I did, and here it is.
I particularly like the action of the figures, and the contrast in building styles in such a small section of landscape. I am also pleased with the effect of light and shade in this composition
| Dimensions | 40.64 × 60.96 cm |
|---|---|
| Artwork | Original, Canvas Print, Mounted Art Paper |
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