A Moment at Union Square, 18"x24", Oil, Available
Aspirations, 30"x24", Oil, Available
At the Philbrook Museum" 12"x16", Oil, Available
Cable Car, 20"x16", Oil, Available
Central Park, 9"x12", Oil, Available
Crab Shack, 16"x16", Oil, Available
Empty Street, 20"x16", Oil, Available
Fisherman's Wharf, 5"x7' Oil, Available
Grand Central Station, 20"x16" Oil, Available
Greenwich Graffiti, 12"x15", Oil, Available
Greenwich Village Smoke Break, 20"x12", Oil, Available
Happy Hour, 14"x18' Oil, Available
Idle Chat, 14"x18", Oil, Available
Last Light on North Main, 14"x18", Oil, Available
Life in the East Village, 16"x20", Oil, Available
Lovers Resting, 12"x20", Oil, Available
NYU & Washington Square, 16"x12", Oil, Available
Oily Street, 11"x14", Oil, Available
Pedestrians, 16"x12", Oil, Available
Puddle, 16"x20", Oil, Available
Shadows of Midtown, 12"x9", Oil. Available
So, How are the Kids?, 12"x9", Oil, Available
Stop, Don't Walk, 24"x36", Oil, Available
Thai Food, 11"x14", Oil, Available
The Bass Player, 30"x24", Oil, Available
UPS Man, 12"x16", Oil, Available
Water Towers at Dusk, 10"x10", Oil, Available
Pedestrian Crosswalk, 14"x18", Oil, Available
A True Western Hero:
Johnny France
Portrait by Todd Connor
The Balad of Johnny France http://www.bronxbanterblog.com/2012/0... Johnny France is probably the most well known person in our area. He speaks haltingly, but it's because he was nearly killed, when a horse kicked him in the head. He's very lucky to even be alive today. He's had two TV made movies, and a segment on A&E's Channel's Fugitive Chronicles, titled "Nichols", made about an incident that happened years ago when he was sheriff of Madison County. Recently the Robert Redford movie, "Buck" feature Johnny in it. Buck, the main character, said he owed his life to Johnny France. When you click the link to A&E's website, below the video viewer you'll see a selection of shows. Click on the on called "Nichols". http://www.aetv.com/fugitive-chronicl...