A Bird's Eye View of Capitol Hill |
A 3-D rendition of Capitol Hill, Washington
DC
The drawing is carried out in the tradition of the great maps of the European capitals and captures the overall character of this unique neighborhood. I spent weeks canvasing the area with a sketchbook making sketches and notes on each block, and months at the drafting board producing the finished product. Represented are typical building styles and their various roof types, unique buildings, parks and plazas, and the ingenious pattern of grided and diagonal streets that contribute to the stunning views one gets while strolling the streets of Capitol Hill. Unframed for $35.00 + $10.00 s/h --print size 20"x20" - Shipped rolled in a tube Framed for $150.00 (i do not ship these framed) -- handmade pewter clad wood frame, size is 25"x25" This drawing is included in the permanent collection of the Library of Congress. |
DC Map |
A watercolor map I originally did for DC Public Schools. The map locates
schools with ESL programs. Intended to be a work of art rather than a practical
map, it wasn't inportant for me to obey the convention of North at the top.
This unusual orientation provides an unfamiliar view of the familiar street
pattern.
Unframed for $80.00 + $10.00 s/h -print size 12.5"x18" Framed and Matted for $90.00 (i do not ship these framed) - frame size is 16"x20" This painting is included in the permanent collection of the Library of Congress. |
Gothic Cathedral Study |
My sepia pencil sketch showing the development of the plans of 5 English
and 5 French Cathedrals on a timeline. Illuminated with vignette details
of the buildings.
Available unframed for $60.00 + $10.00 s/h --print size 6"x16" Framed and Matted for $70.00 (i do not ship these framed) --frame size 10"x20" |
Eastern Market Poster |
I designed and drew this piece by taking a measuring tape and observation
skills to reproduce the wealth of detail at Eastern Market in a series of
elevation and section views. The classic design of the poster is in keeping
with the character of a 19th-century market.
Unframed for $15.00 + $5.00 s/h --print size 11" x22" - Shipped rolled in a tube |
The Sandy Spring Museum |
Sandy Spring, MD-- A museum designed by Thomas Bucci and architect
Miche Booz. The result of a 1994 design competition, the building was dedicated
in September 1997, and has won an Honor Award from the Potomac Valley American
Institute of Architects, a Merit Award from the Maryland AIA and an award
from Preservation Montgomery as the best new building in an historical
area
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