When I was a teenager, I had a framed poster of Claude Monet’s, “House of Parliament at Sunset” on my wall.
This chalk drawing in McGolrick Park reminded me of that image.
It brought me back to when I confused Impressionistic sunlight for fire.
When I was a teenager, I had a framed poster of Claude Monet’s, “House of Parliament at Sunset” on my wall.
This chalk drawing in McGolrick Park reminded me of that image.
It brought me back to when I confused Impressionistic sunlight for fire.
Posted in Art, Greenpoint, Street Art
Tagged abstract, chalk, Claude Monet, fire, French, House, House of Parliament, House of Parliament at Sunset, impressionist, McGolrick Park, monet, painting, Parliament, sidewalk chalk, street, sunlight
This sandwich board hails from the best newish bar and restaurant in Greenpoint, Greenpoint Heights, appropriately named for it’s non-downtown Greenpoint location. Besides a ton of great drinks, the food here is actually quite remarkable.
Posted in Food, Greenpoint
Tagged chalk, drinks, escape, Food, Greenpoint, Greenpoint Heights, happy hour, restaurant, sandwich board