Showing posts with label Matthew Grabelsky. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Matthew Grabelsky. Show all posts
Friday, October 6, 2017
BEAUTY: Painting--Matthew Grabelsky
Regular readers know that I have a thing for human bodies with animal heads. And I adore Matthew Grabelsky's anthropomorphic animals (previously here). His more recent work shows animal parents tenderly reading to their animal children on the New York City subway.
Top to bottom: 59th Street; 66th Street; 79th Street; 116th Street; Bedford Park; Brighton Beach; Christopher Street; Franklin Street; Houston Street; Lincoln Center; Penn Station; Van Cortlandt Park; Varick Street
http://www.grabelsky.com/
Top to bottom: 59th Street; 66th Street; 79th Street; 116th Street; Bedford Park; Brighton Beach; Christopher Street; Franklin Street; Houston Street; Lincoln Center; Penn Station; Van Cortlandt Park; Varick Street
http://www.grabelsky.com/
Labels:
animal,
animals,
anthropomorphic,
art,
beauty: painting,
Matthew Grabelsky,
New York City,
painter,
painting,
subway
Monday, March 26, 2012
BEAUTY: Painting--Matthew Grabelsky
Mythical creatures and anthropomorphic human-animal hybrids ride the subway in the charming and realistic work of Matthew Grabelsky. (Regular readers will know that I am a sucker for a human body with an animal head--I love it every time...)





Top to bottom: Satyr's Glance; The Big Bad Wolf; The Monkey King's Dream; Yeti; Alexandra and Mr. Guar
http://www.grabelsky.com





Top to bottom: Satyr's Glance; The Big Bad Wolf; The Monkey King's Dream; Yeti; Alexandra and Mr. Guar
http://www.grabelsky.com
Labels:
anthropomorphic,
art,
beauty: painting,
humor,
Matthew Grabelsky,
painter,
painting,
realism
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