On a July morning, at the tender age of five, I watched the building next to my Bronx tenement capitulate to the blows of a wrecking ball.
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October 2019 – 168 Marcy Ave, Brooklyn, New York Man, did we ever have high hopes for this place. It seemed to be THE metal bar in New York. And Type O Negative used to hang out there! It was…
About Traditional C-Print, edition 1/10
Tree, Prospect Park, Brooklyn, misty morning, landscape, fine art photography, digital photograph, wall decor, home decor Pale, misty morning light illuminates a graceful tree in Prospect Park, with a dirt path running through the grass. I have been exploring Prospect Park with my camera since 2010 and I love finding beautiful spots like this one. This photo is printed borderless on professional archival photo paper. Please let me know if you prefer a border. Prints have a Standard Archival Value of 100 years in home display; 200 years in dark storage.
In 2012, Hurricane Sandy ripped through the northeastern U.S., flooding coastal areas and causing an estimated 75 billion dollars of damage. Brooklyn’s
About The Artwork I drew on the hard ground copper plate directly from nature. The Ferric Chloride bitten plate was inked in Graphic Chemical Co. Dark Brown oil-based etching ink and printed on French Rives BFK cream printmaking paper. The prints are pooled from my own Conrad Machine CO. professional etching press. The image size is about 8in wide by 6in high, but the deckle edge paper size of about 9 1/2 in x 8 5/8 in. Image depicts a lake shore in a park, is signed and numbered. Purchaser will receive the lowest available edition number. Print is unframed and unmated. Original Created:2020 Subjects:Landscape Materials:Paper Styles:ExpressionismImpressionismRealismFigurativeFine Art Mediums:EtchingDrypoint Details & Dimensions Printmaking:Etching on Paper Artist Produced Limited Edition of:20 Size:8 W x 6 H x 0.1 D in Frame:Not Framed Ready to Hang:Not applicable Packaging:Ships in a Box Shipping & Returns Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments. Handling:Ships in a box. Artists are responsible for packaging and adhering to Saatchi Art’s packaging guidelines. Ships From:United States. Have additional questions? Please visit our help section or contact us.
London's newest, most innovative new playground in Prospect Park, Battersea Power Station
Much fuss has been made over city trees in recent years. Urban trees reduce crime and help stormwater management (yay!). Cities and towns across the U.S. are losing 36 million trees a year (boo!)…
Last week, I finally came across a tulip tree in Prospect Park that had blossoms low enough for me to examine. A bug's life might be short...
Hi everyone! Spring arrives this weekend and get ready for more fun events in NYC with the family. This weekend check out Funkytown Yoga and Music Spring Celebration!, Historic New York: Nature and…
Brooklyn photos: In the early 20th century, photographer O.E. Dunlap captured an almost otherworldly view of a snow-laden landscape in Prospect Park.
You can still ride this 100-year-old work of art in Brooklyn's largest public park.
About Traditional C-Print, edition 1/10
Decades before Brooklyn became synonymous with hipsters, hip-hop and locavores, photographer Ed Clark caught the spirit of the place
Much fuss has been made over city trees in recent years. Urban trees reduce crime and help stormwater management (yay!). Cities and towns across the U.S. are losing 36 million trees a year (boo!)…
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Last week, I finally came across a tulip tree in Prospect Park that had blossoms low enough for me to examine. A bug's life might be short...
Hi everyone! Spring arrives this weekend and get ready for more fun events in NYC with the family. This weekend check out Funkytown Yoga and Music Spring Celebration!, Historic New York: Nature and…
Brooklyn's Prospect Park has long been one of New York City's favorite parks. Find out where to eat and play while visiting it.
Prospect Park: Reviews from families visiting Prospect Park. Few places offer opportunity for imagination like Prospect Park. Located alongside the Kimberly Crest House and Gardens this 11.4 acre natural park provides walking trails, rose gardens and vistas of the Inland Empire. Our favorite area is the Bamboo Forest. Located near the rose garden in the upper parking lot this area looks like a wall, but if you squeeze though the trees there is clearing inside that opens up to the sky. Large enough for a picnic and enough little "rooms" of bamboo for even the most imaginative kids. Dont miss the stage near the rose garden or the amphitheater. If you are there when its empty it is a perfect time for mommies to sit and watch as kids perform to their hearts content on the empty stage. Our most favorite is circus animals with a ring master. Dont forget to take a bow!
Brooklyn photos: In the early 20th century, photographer O.E. Dunlap captured an almost otherworldly view of a snow-laden landscape in Prospect Park.
Discover fun things to do in New York City during summer - including free concerts, movies, and much more.
A guide to Brooklyn's gorgeous Prospect Park.
We just got back from New York and are excited to begin sharing some of our adventures! New York is one of the most unique cities in the world and … Continue Reading Prospect Park & Brooklyn Waterfront [nyc]
You can still ride this 100-year-old work of art in Brooklyn's largest public park.
Why Prospect Park, 150 years later, is still America’s premiere example of man-made nature
About Traditional C-Print, edition 1/10
Decades before Brooklyn became synonymous with hipsters, hip-hop and locavores, photographer Ed Clark caught the spirit of the place
