The McDonald’s Suite
Telegraph Avenue & 45th Street
November 2019 to February 2020
I painted these three paintings in an attempt to capture the intersection of Telegraph Avenue and 45th Street, an intersection and street that was going to be changed with the Telegraph Avenue Road Design and the closing off of Shattuck connecting to Telegraph Avenue.
45th & Telegraph
March 2019
I painted these three paintings at the end of 2019 and into 2020, which a nice warm early spring, and the plein air painting weather and street light was just awakening… just as the Covid-Pandemic was taking hold. These three paintings capture the sight of the future Pedestrian Plaza, and capture Telegraph Avenue before the major road redesign, and at the very end of pre COVID Pandemic life in the Temescal neighborhood. An end of an era.
Temescal Wash & Dry Parking Lot & Surrounding Sidewalk
Telegraph Avenue & 49th Street
April 2019
This is the location of where I have done every load of laundry for the past 20 years. 47th Street & Telegraph, it is now known as Temescal Wash & Dry. The neighborhood’s only Dry Cleaner used to be located in what is now 9 Round and Marigold.
Telegraph Avenue Between 51sth & 49th Street
Telegraph Avenue & 48th Street
March to April 2016
4700 Telegraph: Construction
Telegraph Avenue & 47th Street
February to December 2018
4700 Telegraph: The Empty Lot series
Telegraph Avenue & 47th Street
Jun & July 2017
Studio Paintings | The Ghost Ship Series
February – June 2017
4700 Telegraph: Demolition series
Telegraph Avenue & 47th Street
June – July 2016
Yellow Van Series
Telegraph Avenue & 47th Street
July to August 2016
Colorful Temescal series
July to November 2016
Telegraph Avenue & 48th Street
August 2016
The Brignole Building series
November 2016
Plein Air Paintings
Telegraph Avenue 45th Street – 51st Street
2014
Brian’s Plein Air Paintings on Google My Maps
A Work In Progress:
I have begun to place some of my projects onto the above interactive map hosted by Google My Maps. You can view this map full size and zoom in – to see a selection of my plein air paintings and a few drawings.
The color shaded shapes on the map show the vantage point view from where I painted each painting.