This collection of Greater Boston art primarily focus on Boston and Salem, both of which I visited a few times years ago. And I have been inspired by those visits long since. I should add, inspired as an artist and otherwise. I enjoyed Massachusetts for its history, architecture and climate. It was an enchanting place and some day I shall be back!
Until then, these prints remind me of the historic architecture and places I’ve seen and the beautiful location. From the modern Boston skyline rising over the water to tall ships, and literary history, I found Massachusetts mesmerizing.
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On my last trip to Boston, I decided to stay out in Brookline near the intersection of Harvard and Beacon Streets. It seemed like a great way to get a better taste of the local flavor just a little removed from downtown. It was the midst of winter as I wandered those cold New England…
There was just something about the architecture of Five Hundred Boylston Street in the heart of Boston. It spoke to me. I loved the towering graphic lines and all intersecting lines of the paving stones in the courtyard at the base of that Boston skyscraper. As I stood there on busy Boylston Street watching people…
This print is evidence of my fascination or maybe adoration of the beautiful waterfront on Boston Harbor. It would stand to reason I would pick probably one of the most expensive locales to enjoy. Take a look at all those sailboats in the marina. You can tell this area today is all about relaxation and…
Can you imagine anything more classically New England than this historic Salem print? The beautiful red Georgian house doesn’t just have that New England feel, it has a genuine pedigree as the Nathaniel Hawthorne birthplace. Hard to get more New England than that, eh? I stumbled over this beautiful red house bathed in golden winter…
On my first trip to Boston, I spent a good deal of time wandering the waterfront. I particularly liked the charm of Long Wharf. Looking back at the Boston skyline from out on historic Long Wharf provided a great view of the city and the myriad types of architecture that make up the modern waterfront….
I had a great sunny winter afternoon for my visit to Salem, Massachusetts and I had the chance to take in the sights like the beautiful old Custom House when things were a bit more low-key. I have my suspicions, anyway, that January is not quite so busy as some other times of the year…
There’s something just innately beautiful about classic old tall ships on the sea. This is particularly so when the sails are filled with wind as in this Boston Harbor print. I caught sight of this beautiful sailboat when I was on a water taxi heading for the harbor islands. And the moment I did there…
On my first day in Boston several years ago, there was no question that I was going to go stand in line for the chance to see Old Ironsides. Visiting the USS Constitution is as close to a trip to the past as you often get. Stepping foot on the decks of an actual 18th…
Wandering the streets of Boston’s Little Italy, I spotted this great street sign pointing the way to various Italian cities! I loved how that sign paid homage to the recent ethnic heritage of the neighborhood. The whimsical nature of Boston’s Little Italy was immediately apparent. The whimsical nature continues even in the direction the signs…
This Boston waterfront print represents one of those lucky to be there moments. On my last morning in Boston, I wanted to head out to see the Boston Harbor Islands. The weather was gray and overcast but was predicted to clear. Still, as I made my way to the Marina for a water taxi, the…
It’s funny how the subway systems of various big cities have a character and flavor all their own. For instance, London has the Tube, Paris has the Metro, and Boston has the T! I’ve been to Boston twice and relied on the T to get me around. I’m not hugely fond of driving anywhere let…
On my last trip to Boston, I discovered that Salem was an easy train ride away! With it’s rich history, Salem had always been on the increasingly-large list of places I wanted to see. That was in no small part due to Salem’s literary heritage. This print of the famous House Of The seven Gables…
Boston was always on my list of places to see. What I had seen and heard about Boston intrigued me. I love cities with rich, long histories. When the fates aligned to give me the chance to see Boston first-hand, I was not disappointed. On my first afternoon roaming the Boston Harbor waterfront I happened…
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