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ACEO Art Card Print Of Original NYC park Fall Watercolor From LinkNYC

This is an ACEO art card measuring 2.5 x 3.5”. It is a print of the original colorful Watercolor of Madison Square Park NYC. This painting was on view throughout NYC on LinkNYC. It is signed on the back and printed on premium Vellum paper. Mini easel is for display only. This card will ship regular mail in a postal envelope.

Signed Lazar Krstich Caricature 1965 Pop Art Watercolor Teacher With Students

This offering is for a16″ x 13″ Glass Framed watercolor done by Caricature artist..Lazar Krstich..Lazar was a well known street artist that did much of his work in the New York are…This colorful drawing is of a Grade School Teacher, standing amongst two students, one boy and one girl…The boy is in the background and is sitting at his desk with a set of devil horns on his head, and the little girl is reading from a book with a scowl on her face….the drawing has such wonderful character…and has really caught the mood of many teachers inside there classrooms

Vintage New York School Abstract Expressionist Oil Painting -David Campbell 1965

Vintage New York School Abstract Expressionist Oil Painting on Canvas by David Campbell, dated 1965 and initialed HWF. This incredible painting is “of-the-period” and is a fine Example of Post-War American Abstraction. The spontaneous energy of the splatters and sinuous lines conveys a raw, emotional intensity and a sense of controlled chaos, combining action art with constructivist undertones . The use of a vivid color palette against the deep blue ground creates a striking visual tension that is both dissonant and harmonious. The canvas is signed David Campbell on verso, and the initials HWF visible in the lower right corner. The stretcher is 18” x 24” the original frame is 20” x 26”

Watercolor Painting, New York City Scene, Columbus Circle Monument, By Dooshan

The presence of a statue suggests a historical or civic focal point, common in many urban settings. The artist’s signature, “Dooshan,” indicates a personal artistic interpretation of such a scene. The artist has captured the bustling city atmosphere with a loose, impressionistic style typical of mid-20th century urban watercolor works.