Friday, September 18, 2015

Painting Central Park by Roger F Pasquier


Painting Central Park
by Roger F. Pasquier
Forward by Amanda Burden
Published by The Vendome Press 2015

Mr. Pasquier grew up in New York City, and spent a lot of his youth playing in Central Park. In this book he has taken an immense, artfully designed and iconic landscape, and shared with us paintings of Central Park in New York City. Created from renowned artists over the ages; it is an incredible book rich in landscape architecture, history and beauty. 

Please enjoy a few of the hundreds of art images you will love in this fine publication. These artists are some favorites of mine and are featured in major museums throughout the world.

George Bellows: A Day In June

Frederick Brosen : Bethesda Fountain Terrace

David Hockney: View from the Mayflower Hotel

Edward Hopper: Bridle Path in Central Park

William Glackens: Winter in the Park

Christo: The Gates Collage


Alex Katz: Bicycle Riding in Central Park


William Zorach: Fifth Avenue from The Plaza

Author and Art Historian Roger Pasquier

You will enjoy seeing the progression and additions to New York City's Central Park through the years in quintessential art and illustrations. This is such a wonderful and enlightening book to add to you library! Available at Amazon or check with your local bookseller.

Thank you to The Vendome Press for the publicity copy of Painting Central Park and for the use of these art images.

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xoxo
Karena
The Arts by Karena

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23 comments:

  1. Karena... what a fabulous book and such a great gift to someone who loves NYC! Have a wonderful weekend!

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  2. I love Central Park and I would love this book...thank you so much for telling us about it Karena!

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  3. Hi Karena, This looks to be a fantastic book. I love Central Park!! xoxo Mary

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  4. What a fun book with a great perspective!! WHO doesn't love central park!! have a great weekend!! xo Leslie Sinclair

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  5. I am putting this book on my holiday list!

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  6. What a wonderfully themed book, Karena; I always enjoy seeing the breadth of individuality in such differing treatments of a central subject. Who will take up their brushes and paint the author with his book under a tree in Central Park?

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  7. Dearest Karena,
    What a lovely post as we were in Central Park, only 3 weeks ago.
    We both were so impressed by its beauty and above all, by its size.
    These artists have captured that very well in their different paintings and one certainly could fill several books with the subject.
    Thank you for your passion for art and for always sharing with us.
    Hugs and happy weekend,
    Mariette

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  8. What a very interesting topic for a book, I'm sure the entire thing is both informative and gorgeous!

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  9. This looks like such a wonderful book!...I love Central Park. How great to have such beautiful paintings of it through the years. I loved these paintings/images!!!

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  10. Karena,
    My first visit to Central Park was only 5 years ago when my oldest son and his wife moved there for a couple of years. On what I was sure would be my last trip, since the kids were moving to Austin, I purchased a copy of a watercolor by a street artist. I love the fond memories of that beautiful park. This is a publication I will definitely put on my list.
    xo,
    Karen

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  11. Thank you for all of these thoughtful comments, my friends!!
    xoxo
    Karena

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  12. Hi Karena,
    What a book of varied artist view of how they see Central Park ! It's always so interesting to see ones art and how they express them selselve through there brush strokes.
    That last water color of the view of high rise buildings really felt most like me and how I would use a piece like this in my home in of course a large grouping.
    There is so much wonderful art out there you need one home just to collect it, and another to live.

    Thank you beautiful for taking time in sharing what I have been sewing up these days.

    See you soon.

    Xoxo
    Dore

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  13. It looks like a wonderful book, Karena! I lived in the city for about 3 years and central park was a daily visit for me!

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  14. Thank you for sharing this! What a wonderful book! So much history! I have been to NYC 5-6 times and have never made it to Central Park... This makes me want to go back and SEE this magnificent, magical place. Fall is probably sooo beautiful in CP!

    xo,
    Ivy

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  15. This looks like a wonderful book, Karena...we loved Central Park; such happy memories of our time there :)
    Have a wonderful weekend xx
    Catherine
    http://catherinerobinsoncashmere.com/blog/

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  16. why hasn't anyone done this before? thank you karen for the intro, a brilliant idea and a great gift
    debra

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  17. What a lovely book. I think this would make a great gift for my MIL, who loves art and is from a town near there - thank you!!
    Stacy

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  18. What a wonderful post my dear! I so enjoyed all of the images you shared! It definitely has me missing New York City! Thank you for sharing such rich art!

    Sending big hugs your way my dear!

    xoxo
    Tamera

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  19. LOVELY.........any NEW YORKER WILL LOVE THIS!

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  20. What a lovely compilation! Thanks for sharing!!

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  21. What a fabulous collection of paintings you have assembled here. I'm always inspired by your artistic eye, Karena.
    Join us by sharing a link or 2 in our lifestyle linkup tomorrow!
    xx, Heather

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  22. I love all the different views and takes on the park. It really opens it up! As usual, you give us something we all want on our coffee table - and to read, too!

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