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Original Mixed Media New York Painting

 

The Inspiration

Dreaming of New York captures the atmosphere of the city as a memory rather than a literal view. The Manhattan Bridge rises through soft layers of texture, light and muted colour, surrounded by the movement and architecture of the streets below.

 

The Story Behind the Painting

Some cities stay with you long after you leave them.

New York is one of those places for me. Its scale, energy and architecture create such a strong impression that memories of the city often feel layered together rather than fixed to one moment.

In Dreaming of New York, I wanted the Manhattan Bridge to emerge gradually through the surface, almost as though it were appearing from memory. The surrounding buildings and streets dissolve into expressive marks, soft colour and textured layers, allowing the viewer to experience the mood of the city rather than simply observe a landmark.

Created using mixed media on paper and board, the painting combines delicate architectural detail with a looser, more atmospheric approach. The result is a reflective cityscape that captures both the energy of New York and the feeling of looking back on a place that continues to inspire.

 

From Gill’s Sketchbook

"New York never leaves you completely. Even when I’m home, fragments of the streets, bridges and atmosphere return in unexpected ways."

 

A Personal Invitation

Choosing original art is a personal experience.

If you would like to discuss Dreaming of New York, request additional photographs, arrange a viewing or ask any questions before purchasing, I would be delighted to hear from you.

Every painting has its own story, and I am always happy to share the inspiration and creative process behind my work.

 

Details

Title: Dreaming of New York

Collection: Cityscapes Collection

Medium: Original Mixed Media

Surface: Paper and Board

Dimensions: 84 × 60 cm

Presentation: Framed behind glazing

Ready to Hang: Yes

Price: £2,855

Dreaming of New York

£2,855.00Price
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