Daily realism paintings by Gerard Boersma: Wall Street

Of course yesterdays smoker in front of the New York Stockexchange wasn't alone. Here are his buddies on todays painting.

Today I also got the picture of my commissioned double-portrait for you. On the painting you see Ben and Elly smiling back at you. The painting was commissioned by their nieces and nephews. Ben and Elly were quite surprised when they saw themselves, but very pleased. The sister of Elly said I really painted the character of Elly well, meaning it not only shows a good likeness but also shows how she is a person. That's the best compliment you can get as a portraitist.

kind regards, Gerard Boersma

Wall Street
G. Boersma
acrylics on masonite
6" x 6", 15 x 15 cm
2008

SOLD

Larger sized image
www.gerardboersma.blogspot.com

Ben and Elly
G. Boersma
acrylics on masonite
9.4" x 12.6", 32 x 24 cm
2008

SOLD

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	2.4.08 Wall Street Of course yesterdays smoker in front of the New York Stockexchange wasn't alone. Here are his buddies on todays painting. Today I also got the picture of my commissioned double-portrait for you. On the painting you see Ben and Elly smiling back at you. The painting was commissioned by their nieces and nephews. Ben and Elly were quite surprised when they saw themselves, but very pleased. The sister of Elly said I really painted the character of Elly well, meaning it not only shows a good likeness but also shows how she is a person. That's the best compliment you can get as a portraitist. kind regards, Gerard Boersma Wall Street G. Boersma acrylics on masonite 6" x 6", 15 x 15 cm 2008 SOLD Larger sized image www.gerardboersma.blogspot.com Ben and Elly G. Boersma acrylics on masonite 9.4" x 12.6", 32 x 24 cm 2008 SOLD Labels: 6" x 6", a painting a day, daily painting, new york, portrait, realism, stockexchange, street scenes, wall street Newer Post Older Post Home		Get new posts by email: