Bonwit Teller NY Presentation, 1978
My early history, mid 70’s expansive commissioned project for Bonwit Teller NY ‘Noir’ NYC Sky Scrapers & Streets series, comprised of 8, 10 ft W x 12 ft H paintings that were a continuous painted set installed in Bonwit Tellers main display windows, overall size of the 8 painting assemblage is 12 ft H x 80 ft W , This airbrush concept presentation was readily accepted by the head design director, with who I worked closely , he was a wonderful highly stylish fellow that conveyed confidence in my orchestration of design and installation , note that this presentation is painted with an ‘Airbrush’ technique that I used extensively for presentations, and for painting the larger scale canvases
My early history, mid 70’s expansive commissioned project for Bonwit Teller NY ‘Noir’ NYC Sky Scrapers & Streets series, comprised of 8, 10 ft W x 12 ft H paintings that were a continuous painted set installed in Bonwit Tellers main display windows, overall size of the 8 painting assemblage is 12 ft H x 80 ft W , This airbrush concept presentation was readily accepted by the head design director, with who I worked closely , he was a wonderful highly stylish fellow that conveyed confidence in my orchestration of design and installation , note that this presentation is painted with an ‘Airbrush’ technique that I used extensively for presentations, and for painting the larger scale canvases
My early history, mid 70’s expansive commissioned project for Bonwit Teller NY ‘Noir’ NYC Sky Scrapers & Streets series, comprised of 8, 10 ft W x 12 ft H paintings that were a continuous painted set installed in Bonwit Tellers main display windows, overall size of the 8 painting assemblage is 12 ft H x 80 ft W , This airbrush concept presentation was readily accepted by the head design director, with who I worked closely , he was a wonderful highly stylish fellow that conveyed confidence in my orchestration of design and installation , note that this presentation is painted with an ‘Airbrush’ technique that I used extensively for presentations, and for painting the larger scale canvases
