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Vincent Giarrano, "Shop worker in NY". American contemporary realist painter and former comic book artist. B. 1960 in Buffalo, New York.

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Diane Arbus. Woman at a counter smoking, NYC. 1962

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George Grosz, Lower Manhattan, ca. 1934. Oil on cardboard.

Photo: Artblart

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New York City

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Streets of El Barrio: East 108th Street between First Ave and Second Ave in Spanish Harlem, upper Manhattan

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Another truly excellent bookshop I could have spent all day in, a true home for lovers of cooking, kitchens, food — Kitchen Arts & Letters, NYC

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Old Drink

Have a pretzel after a long day doing capitalism

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Vincent Giarrano, "Kate in NY”. American contemporary realist painter and former comic book artist. B. 1960 in Buffalo, New York.

[semioticapocalypse]

Danny Lyon. Beekman Street and the Brooklyn Bridge Southwest Project Demolition Site. 1967

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Tony Sarg was a versatile artist whose work included illustrations, puppets, and parade balloons (it was his idea to introduce the latter to the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade). In 1927 he published a book called Tony Sarg's New York, which featured drawings of city landmarks as they looked in real life, teeming with people. (The book now goes for around $475.) I'll be posting these drawings over the next several months. This one, of course, is of City Hall.

For a Sarg map of Greenwich Village, see this post.

Photo: Fine Art America

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New York City

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[galina]

Fell briefly in love at Mast Books, NYC

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Charlie Mingus & Joni Mitchell, Manhattan Plaza, 1978 © Sue Mingus.

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Park Avenue Valley