The Girls' Gate Painting

The Girls’ Gate Located just below the Conservancy Garden and a few pirouettes to the east is The Girls' Gate. In equivalent to Olmsted's non traditional garden aspect, Barbara did not want to follow the lines of an A-typical girl standard. Just like the Central Park Commissioner's decision on a truly magnificent garden metamorphosed, Barbara's painting did as well. On 102nd street and 5th Avenue, enter the Girls’ Gate with these amazing gardens just flits away.  While entranced in the rendition of the Girls’ Gate, notice the loud yellows in the girls’ inexhaustible dreams.  The soft cloudy whites and the vibrant pinks make their innocence and yet curious ways conform to a non-certain,  boundless limitation.  There are no walls to this garden.  The Girls’ Gate  was named and created for all of the girls and for all of their future in mind.  It was created for the girls’ to dream and dance in the most beautiful colors that nature can create and let their imagination take them to places with no boundaries.  Barbara Zagorski encaptured those fleeting moments on this canvas with fearless courage exactly as it should be. With her inner child dancing and drifting, this painting makes it easy to visualize girls of all ages fluttering along without a care in the world, adding purple or blue to wherever they deem fit with a splash of pink or green for added pizazz.  The happiest of all creatures at this very moment peeks through every inch.  They are creating their dreams just as the Girls’ gate proposed.