Starry Night Cincy

Starry Night CincyWith the changing skyline and the vibrant movement of life in downtown Cincinnati, the inspiration to use Vincent Van Gogh's, "Starry Night" and Georges Seurat's pointillism technique was made clear during the early stages of this one of kind painting. "Starry Night Cincy" was the first painting in Greg Matsey's pointillism collection. The original was painted on 30" x 48" luan board in acrylics. Paper prints are on 100 lbs. cougar white archival

This view balances the eye with a subtle lamp post on the left

Greg Matsey was intended to honor the historic legacy

an Englishman and shoemaker

Original acrylic painting on 30" x 40” canvas

Harambe is a Swahaili name meaning working together

and good fortune

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

After many hours of painting Marilyn in a black and white theme that captured a darker side of Marilyn

Hand painted gel texture is applied to seal the print to the wood and create a UV protection

This Arabian horse painting by Greg Matsey uses cool color tones with a mixture of striking gold and turquoise to bring attention to the beauty and detail of the horses bridle

One of the best second basemen to ever play for the Cincinnati Reds with 4x gold gloves and many other notable stats by a Reds 2nd baseman

A piece which explores the possibility that in society