Boston 3 483 I Painting

Here I painted a view of Boston skylines in oil paints. Painting describes the night story of boston north side from Charles river. Colors of the city are looking in melted form and mixing with charles river. There have been three great ages of development in modern Boston. The first began after the Back Bay was filled in the late 19th century, a radical change that triggered a historic construction boom. The second came in the 1960s and �70s, when a �high spine� of office towers � stretching from the financial district to the Pru � began to rise over an old town. The third is now. Its businesses and population on the rise, Boston is in the midst of a building spree whose enormity, pace, and geographic sweep are redefining the skyline faster than any period since the early Industrial Age. On every horizon, cranes and steel skeletons frame a city bursting with development. New skyscrapers are rising in Downtown Crossing and the Back Bay, and gritty corners long abandoned by developers are blossoming into gleaming new neighborhoods. By the end of last year, 14.6 million square feet of new buildings were rising in Boston, the equivalent of more than eight John Hancock Towers, according to the Boston Redevelopment Authority. That is a new high-water mark for a city whose prior booms � each driven by innovation and rapid business growth � created fundamental change in its layout, attractions, and architecture.

Painting:Oil on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:25 W x 25 H x 0.1 D in

Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.