Koons Sculpture at the World Trade Center. 8 x 12 in, oil on panel.
Here are few plein air paintings from the last week in New York. I was staying in Tribeca and painted a bit in the neighborhood.
Church Street. 12 x 8 inches, oil on panel.
It was pretty quiet downtown for the July 4th weekend, and the city had a wonderfully empty feel to it. I also went up to 5th Avenue on the morning of the 4th to paint the flags on Rockefeller Center.
Flags on Fifth Avenue. 8 x 12 inches, oil on panel.
And we painted a bit in Central Park.
New Yorkers have an undeserved reputation for being rude to tourists, but I find it one of my favorite places to paint. The locals always seem so appreciative and respectful of plein air painters.
Bubble Blower, Central Park. 11 x 14 inches, oil on panel.
Saxophonist, Central Park. 12 x 8 inches, oil on panel.
The Bethesda Fountain. 12 x 8 inches, oil on panel.
I live in France and everyobe here says that NYers are super nice – helping out by giving directions and such – unlike in Paris.
Nice paintings- I like the life and brightness in the 1st one.
Awesome! Did you see the Sargent exhibit at the Met?
You make it look easy 🙂
Koons never looked so good!
Awesome work as always Marc. If you’re ever in Arizona I’d be happy to show you some cool plein-air spots. Cheers
Where is the price list for these?
Hi Ehren, unfortunately these have all sold. If you contact the Grenning Gallery in Sag Harbor they have some of my later NYC paintings.