Ken McConney
Art Collection of A Street Painter
Recent Paintings

Around the City
The CityScape Series
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Engine Co 44
Boat Pond Central Park © McConney
The Dakota
© McConney 2005
The Dakota, NYC
Acrylic on Canvas
18" x 24"
$850

 

 

Ken McConney began drawing and painting at an early age. He spent much of his time, watching his father, who had a great facility for rendering and copying paintings.

Utrillo was a favorite since the artist's father liked the looseness and the painterly quality of the architecture.

This artist often sets up his easel in various locations of Greenwich Village, Washington Square, Union Square Park, and Central Park.

He revisits the nostalgic Washington Square landmarks painted by Edward Hopper, a generation ago. McConney frequents the bohemian cafe scene and jazz clubs on Bleecker Street where many of his artist friends congregate daily for long discussions, chess games, dog runs, and nature studies around the arch in Washington Square Park.

He is a painter of the streets and has painted timeless sunsets in the fascinating Meat Market district by the edge of the Hudson River.



This artist was tawtih the magical quality of this medium. He developed an awareness of paint with its surface quality and texture. With time, he felt an affinity with the 19th Century French Realist painter, Edouard Manet.

Radio City
© McConney 2005

 

Even though Manet was not an Impressionist himself, he set the stage for Impressionism to occur. And then, Manet became known as the Father of Impressionism to the next generation of artists.

This artist has been highly influenced by Manet's work with his approach to painting and with his concern for light and color; as well as with his eye for structure and solidity.



Radio City Music Hall at Rockefeller Center, NYC

Oil on Canvas
18" x 24"
$ 850

Rockefeller Center is a beautifully planned complex made of open spaces

McConney © 2010 All Rights Reserved
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