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Lingwood, David

DAVID LINGWOOD I Love New York, 1981

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David Lingwood’s "I Love New York" offers a nostalgic view of the New York City skyline from his terrace in the 1970s. Painted in soft watercolors, it captures a time when the newly constructed World Trade Center towers stood above the city, symbolizing its rise. Lingwood’s masterful use of harmonious pastels creates a calm, dreamlike atmosphere, contrasting with the usual gritty portrayal of the city. The Twin Towers are framed by smaller buildings, highlighting their monumental presence and reflecting the era’s optimism. This piece serves as both a tribute to New York and a visual time capsule, appealing to collectors and enthusiasts of vintage cityscapes and watercolor art.

Details

Sku: YY3550

Artist: David Lingwood

Title: I Love New York

Year: 1981

Signed: No

Medium: Offset Lithograph

Edition Size: Unknown

Framed: No

Frame Suggestion: Inquire with our experts for framing suggestions.

Condition: A: Mint

Dimensions

Paper Size: 40 x 28 inches ( 102 x 71 cm )

Image Size: 40 x 28 inches ( 102 x 71 cm )

DAVID LINGWOOD I Love New York, 1981

$250

About the Artist

David Lingwood

David Lingwood was a 20th-century American artist known for his watercolor depictions of New York City landmarks. His notable works include a two-part poster series celebrating the Brooklyn Bridge's centennial in 1983, published by Modernart Editions. He and his spouse, Liliane Stewart—a notable collector of 20th-century design—supported the arts through their work with Modernart Editions. Though details of Lingwood’s life remain limited, his art, especially of New York’s architecture, continues to be valued by collectors and enthusiasts.
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