CENTRAL PARK MEMORIES
12 X 24 - MIXED MEDIA ON MASONITE
FRAMED IN A HANDSOME BLACK FRAME
$4000.00
Memory is a wonderful thing we all have, and cherish.
Memories make me think of good and bad, easy and hard, and boring or exciting
times. I've focused on my years
growing up in the 1950's. In our family, my sisters and I spent the school year
in New York City and summers in Massachusetts. So, I painted some memories that
I treasure.
Growing up in the 1950's, my family lived in Manhattan on West 74th Street. On
school days, I would walk up to 89th Street along Columbus Avenue, past the
Museum of Natural History. Rain or shine or snow, I remember a happy safe
time. My Mom would give me 75 cents for lunch, or pack a brown bag lunch for
me. My favorite days were the 75 cent for lunch days, because I could walk from
school to Columbus Avenue, and choose pizza or a chicken sandwich at the Drug
Store, for lunch! Snow fall in N.Y.C. was a very fun thing too. My sisters and
I would walk to Central Park after school and slide down the glacial rocks on
cardboard "sleds". In the Spring and Summer, our Grandmother
would take us to Central Park for hot dogs and balloons.
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