Showing posts with label Ornamentation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ornamentation. Show all posts
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Rose of Sharon Townhouse on Montgomery Place
A spectacular September day inspired my study of an ornate brownstone townhouse graced by a flowering Rose of Sharon bush. This building is on picturesque Montgomery Place in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Inked and watercolored on location.
Labels:
Architecture,
Brooklyn,
column,
freehand,
Home decor,
illustration,
ink,
James Anzalone,
Landmarks,
Line,
Montgomery Place,
Ornamentation,
Park Slope,
Sketch,
Townhouse,
Urban,
watercolor
Monday, September 6, 2010
787 Carroll Street Entry in Watercolor
This is an ink and watercolor freehand drawing of a classic Brownstone step and entry on Carroll Street in Park Slope, Brooklyn. The interplay of shadow accentuates the classical details and adds richness and a true sense of arrival that is so unique with these landmark buildings. The wrought iron railing has delicate detailing.
I could not think of a nicer way to enjoy this brilliant Labor Day than drawing and rendering such an entry!
Reproductions of this piece are available in James's ETSY shop
Labels:
Brooklyn,
Carroll Street,
Door,
Etsy,
Home decor,
Landmarks,
Ornamentation,
Sketch,
Steps,
Townhouse,
watercolor
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Sunday, December 6, 2009
A Brownstone Foyer and Stair
This is the foyer and stair hall of the brownstone where I live. With the terrible weather on Saturday, this sketch was a good rainy day activity. The foyer and stair have beautiful wood detailing. The ornate center column is structural and supports the floor framing above.
Labels:
8th Avenue,
Architecture,
Brooklyn,
Brownstone,
drawing,
Foyer,
freehand,
Garfield,
ink,
James Anzalone,
Landmarks,
Ornamentation,
Park Slope,
Sketch,
Stair,
Townhouse,
Urban
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