Ij Tunnel
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29 artworks
Centraal Station Boats
Not consciously about the vanishing Dutch landscape at the time of making. The mountain graphic breaking out of the billboard frame was a private, half-ironic response to the flatness of the Dutch landscape after a lifetime around San Francisco's hills — homesickness disguised as advertising. The 'vanishing landscape' reading only became legible in hindsight, decades later.
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Provenance
Provenance: origin undocumented
- Whereabouts unknown since 2007; artist has not seen the physical work since it left his possession.
Catalogued July 2026
Amsterdam Stock Market
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Powell and California
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Nob Hill
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Kearny Street
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Frisco Skyline
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Cliff House 2006
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Chestnut and Levenworth
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Bay Bridge
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New York Stock Exchange
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MET
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Fort Mason
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Coit Tower
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Alemany Freeway
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28th and Quintara
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16th and RIvera
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14th ave
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8th and Kirkham
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Holland Tunnel
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Hanson Place
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Grand Central Station
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Fulton Triangle
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Fulton and South Elliott
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Fulton and Lafayette
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Fort Greene Place
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Ashland Place
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Amsterdam . San Francisco . Brooklyn
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South Elliott and Lafayette
Transfer painting of South Elliott and Lafayette Streets, Fort Greene, Brooklyn, fall 2004. Personal photograph on canvas via t-shirt transfer paper, with flat acrylic colour fields — painted sky above, buildings right, light post left. The corner's bulletproof bodega is long gone. A painting with a photo on it that doesn't exist anymore.
Catalogued June 2026