Ladies of Columbia Tusculum

Ladies of Columbia Tusculum"Painted ladies" is a term in American architecture used for Victorian, Edwardian houses and buildings painted in three or more colors that embellish or enhance their architectural details. These houses are common in the San Francisco area and can be found in the oldest neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio Columbia Tusculum. Original was painted with acrylics on 30 x 72 canvas. Paper prints are on 100 lbs. cougar white archival paper and hand signed by

Larkin also won nine Silver Slugger Awards that helped pave his way to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2012

The festival featured a number of vintage and replica steamboats from across the eastern United States

Indiana that was frequently visited by Greg in his early years

A silver lining may shine through as the headlines often discourage us

River Road then helps re-direct your attention towards the right to bring focus downtown and the Cincinnati sign at the Duke Energy Center

Painted with an intention to be distinctly different than that of Van Gogh's painting in 1889

Wanting to bring together the most popular portrait ever made and the most famous hippopotamus of our time

replacing Cinergy Field

The original was painted with acrylics on an 18”x24” canvas and finished in April of 2024

The original acrylic painting was on 36" x 48" canvas and finished in May of 2020

This 30" x 36” acrylic painting by Greg Matsey captures the spirit of Churchill Downs and the beauty of Kentucky horse racing

The original was painted with acrylics on 36" x 48" canvas