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Another bigger painting that took longer to produce. Lots of red today, to steer away the Monday blues.

2011, oil on panel, 20 x 20 cm, sold

Third 20×20 cm painting of the shiny Queen Victoria street in the City.

2010, oil on hardboard, 20×20 cm, £225 via GoFigurative

Second painting in the series of soggy City evenings with the street lights taking center stage.

2010, oil on panel, 20x 20 cm, £225 via Etsy

The wet streets of London after the major snowfall : not a bit of snow left on the ground, just the enormous reflection pool for street lights at dusk.

Snow is nearly all melted, slush remained on the streets providing for stellar play of colors on the wet tarmac.

2010, oil on hardboard, 15 x 15 cm, (£119)

Can’t seem to get enough of the Bank junction. Painted two more images from it this week. See the links to the purchase info below.

The final image of the Red Bank triptych. This one has only a shade of red – on the stop light closest to the viewer.

Finished this over the weekend, to the sparkles of the fireworks in the nearby Victoria Park. England celebrated Gay Fawkes day yesterday. This is second of the three images of the Threadneedle st. where it runs onto the Bank junction.

Back on my favorite spot in the City – the Bank junction.  As in my last post, I am playing with the map here. Also currently I am very obsessed with color red, inspired by Thomas Lawrence now on show at the National Portrait Gallery (thanks for the tip, Katherine) so my Bank walls are a bit on fire, and the buses are at their brightest.