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| Arch in Washington Square Park Commission: Sold Large print: $575 (+ tax) Image size: 12" x 22" (+ white border) Limited edition of 300 prints. |
My interest in art started very early, as soon as I could handle a
pencil. Encouraged by my parents, both fine artists, I was
exposed to many forms of artistic expression, both visual and
musical, throughout my formative years. As a child my family and
I lived in Rome, Italy, for two years while my father was a Fellow
in sculpture at the American Academy in Rome. In addition, I
lived and traveled in Mexico and Europe for several years as an
adult, working with charitable organizations. My artistic
development and influences continued during my education in high
school in Connecticut and later through the School of Fine Arts at
Boston University, Boston, MA; the Lyme Academy of Fine Art,
Old Lyme, CT; and the School of Visual Arts, NY.
pencil. Encouraged by my parents, both fine artists, I was
exposed to many forms of artistic expression, both visual and
musical, throughout my formative years. As a child my family and
I lived in Rome, Italy, for two years while my father was a Fellow
in sculpture at the American Academy in Rome. In addition, I
lived and traveled in Mexico and Europe for several years as an
adult, working with charitable organizations. My artistic
development and influences continued during my education in high
school in Connecticut and later through the School of Fine Arts at
Boston University, Boston, MA; the Lyme Academy of Fine Art,
Old Lyme, CT; and the School of Visual Arts, NY.
| Tom Matt |
| DUMBO, Brooklyn Original: Available: $4000 (+ sales tax) Large print: $575 (+ tax) Image size: 11.5" x 22" (+ white border) Limited edition of 300 prints. |
| 79th Street & Columbus Ave Commission: Sold Large print: $575 (+ tax) Image size: 11.5" x 22" (+ white border) Limited edition of 300 prints |
| 40th & Lexington Avenue Commission: Sold Large print: $575 (+ tax) Image size: 11.5" x 22" (+ white border) Limited edition of 300 prints |
| Queensborough Bridge & Tramway Commission: Sold Large print: $650.00 (+ sales tax) Image size: 13" x 22" (+ white border) Limited edition of 21 prints |
| The Empire State Building from Fifth Avenue Commission: Sold Large print: $575 (+ tax) Image size: 13" x 22" (+ white border) Ltd. Edition of 12 prints: (sold out) Re-issued Ltd edition of 100 prints available |
| The Verrazano Bridge Commission: Sold Large print: $575 (+ tax) Image size: 13" x 22" (+ white border) Limited edition of 300 prints |
| Oil Paintings |
| Central Park & Belvedere Castle Oil on tempered masonite, 13.5" x 10" |
| 42nd Street by Grand Central Oil on tempered masonite, 10" x 8" |
| Portraits |
| Bayou & the Empire State Building 10.5" x 15", black and white charcoal pencil on archival toned paper |
| Melanie & Stanton Street 9" x 15" , black and white charcoal pencil on archival toned paper |
| Daniel & Clinton Street, NYC 15" x 9", black and white charcoal pencil on archival toned paper |
| Jennifer |
| Amrit |
Tom Matt. As a resident of New York, Tom finds inspiration on a
daily basis all around him along city streets and avenues and
through the people he meets.
daily basis all around him along city streets and avenues and
through the people he meets.
Taking the paper-of-the-day as his canvas, the artist finds city
scenes that captivate and spark his creativity. With pastel as his
medium of choice, he draws these views 'on-site' on top of the
front of New York newspapers. The merging of city-news and
city-views forms a unique portrait and synthesis of a layered
metropolitan landscape. The series is available as commissioned
artwork, originals, and limited edition prints
scenes that captivate and spark his creativity. With pastel as his
medium of choice, he draws these views 'on-site' on top of the
front of New York newspapers. The merging of city-news and
city-views forms a unique portrait and synthesis of a layered
metropolitan landscape. The series is available as commissioned
artwork, originals, and limited edition prints
Portrait commissions are available from the artist, created 'from
life' on archival paper or newspaper in the medium of charcoal
pencils or pastel.
Please inquire for sizes and pricing
life' on archival paper or newspaper in the medium of charcoal
pencils or pastel.
Please inquire for sizes and pricing
