This 30” square painting intentionally has no central focus, as I want the viewer to explore it, just as one explores objects within an antique store, and experience several little discoveries.

I wanted to capture what it feels like to be on the ground in the middle of the city. 30” x 48” gouache and acrylic on canvas.

Commissioned work, gouache and acrylic on illustration board, 18” x 13.75” - a close-up variation of an earlier piece.

A scene from one of my favorite diners, Dizzy's in Park Slope, Brookyn. Sadly, it’s now part of my Disappearing Brooklyn series, but I have a lot of fond memories. Prints are available >

Marcel Bakery (Montclair, NJ) - gouache and acrylic on canvas, 9” x 12”

A 30” x 30” gouache and acrylic painting on canvas of one of my favorite structures, NYC’s Flatiron building.

This is a father/daughter collaboration as my daughter took the photo that inspired the painting - 6" inch square wood panel.

A 6" inch square wood panel painting of a Brooklyn street scene created for a Small Works show at the Artists' House Gallery.

This is one of a pair of paintings, an exterior and interior, of NY’s famous Katz’s Delicatessen, loved by all.

A 6" inch square wood panel painting created for the group show, Beyond Ordinary Still Life at the Artists' House Gallery and featured in the Broad Street Review show write-up.

Park Slope's Café Moutarde painted on a wood panel, created for a Small Works exhibit at The Artists' House Gallery. 

Originally created for the exhibit "Past, Present and Future", this painting depicts NYC construction. When tearing down an old building, workers discovered vintage ads painted directly on the brick walls of the remaining buildings. Read more about it. 

An old pharmacy window in Park Slope, Brooklyn displaying a collection of Whitman's heart-shaped samplers from all the years the business was open. This was done for a Small Works show for The Artists' House Gallery.

A 6" inch square wood panel painting of Manhattan water towers done for a Small Works exhibit at the Artists' House Gallery. 

The famous Fanelli Cafe on New York's Prince Street. Commissioned work. 

Part of my Disappearing Brooklyn series - a family run donut shop no longer in business. Created for a Small Works show at the Artists' House Gallery. This subject was revisited for a commissioned work in 2018.

Brooklyn Heights corner bodega. 

Painting depicting a ride in from Brooklyn to Manhattan on the D subway line. 

This is a college piece that still holds special memories for me… it depicts Mike’s Coffee Shop, located across from Pratt Institute and a popular destination for students. I believe it still exists at the corner of DeKalb and St. James.