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PARKPLACE November 4, 2001 West Broadway at Park Place. The first night of painting the jagged outlines of WTC6 which awaits the wrecking ball. 15" x 22" watercolor and gouache on paper |
CLOSEUP November 7, 2001 Greenwich Street at Park Place. A gust of wind sweeps away dense smoke that materializes the ruins of an ancient September day. 15" x 22" watercolor and gouache on paper |
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CHURCH STREET November 8, 2001 Church Street at Park Place. Workers use acetylene torches to sever the I-beams of WTC4. The "All clear" signal is given and an iron wrecking ball pounds down upon the slowly collapsing structure. 15" x 22" watercolor and gouache on paper |
NORTHVIEW November 18, 2001 View from Cedar Street. The carnival atmosphere of the tourist pilgrimage. 22" x 15" watercolor and gouache on paper I can't express in language how the tourists were patricoticly dressed. Really weird though. |
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SMOKE December 2, 2001 Broadway looking west down Vesey Street. The debris removal process feeds oxygen to underground fires, sending plumes of smoke into the sky. 22" x 15" watercolor and gouache on paper |
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WTC5 December 3, 2001 West Broadway at Murry Street. Looking southward, an arch of water hoses down the scorched remains of WTC5. 22" x 15" watercolor and gouache on paper |