View a gorgeous collection of cityscapes created in oil, watercolor, and acrylic, featuring scenes from Austin to Taipei.
Taking Stock of Our Cities and Towns
BY MAX GILLIES
It’s high time to celebrate the robust health of “cityscape” painting. Scenes of urban life — viewed from every angle and in all kinds of weather and light — are being created by a lively community of artists who work in diverse mediums, manners, and moods. Just as encouraging, the resulting pictures are selling well, according to galleries nationwide.
It would seem that, running right alongside the boom in outdoor landscape painting highlighted in this magazine’s sister publication, PleinAir, there is a universe of people who want to look closely at — and find the strange beauty in — the harder-edged places where so many of us live or work. Meadows and neon signs both have charms, a fact more and more art collectors are discovering.
Now consider collecting a cityscape for yourself.
From Fine Art Connoisseur: 19 Cityscapes by 19 Artists
1. Morning on Main by Rob Akey
2. Snow Day in the Warehouse District by Carl Bretzke
3. Not Interested by Matthew Bird
4. Downtown Austin by Jill Carver
5. Passenger by Kim Cogan
6. Evening, Venice by Dmitri Danish
7. Tribeca Market by Fred Danziger
8. 312 Metro by Dan Graziano
9. Everyday City Life by Heather Lynn Gibson
10. City of Brotherly Love by Catherine Hillis
11. Warm by Errol Jacobson
12. New York Sunset by Kyle Ma
13. Our Market by Crystal Moll
14. Market Day in Sarlat by Richard Oversmith
15. Klei by Christopher St. Leger
16. This Is Not Graffiti by Ana Schmidt
17. Lights Above Town #1 by Susie Hyer
18. Taipei Street Signs by Hsin-Yao Tseng
19. Church Street by Vladislav Yeliseyev
Do you know of an artist who is painting incredible cityscapes? Share their name with us in the comments below.
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David Dunlop – artist and teacher- of Wilton CT – oil on metal ( aluminum) often. Very very different and beautiful!!!
Ken Auster did amazing city scapes but passed away recently
Richard Boyer
Michele Usibelli. Her style is unique and her cityscapes are wonderful.
Rod Trip Gardener paints cityscapes in watercolour. Absolutely breathtaking!
Brenda Boylan, pastel cityscapes of Portland, Oregon.
Pattti Mollica, beautiful, vibrant acrylic cityscapes.
a powerful urban painter whose work you should look at –
https://www.dannygriegoart.com/works or https://www.facebook.com/danny.griego