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Wrigley Building #120A, pen & ink landmark drawing, also in pencil and watercolor, is a critical treatise because this is a work of Fine Art.
The “Wrigley Building #120A” is a refined work of art because it shows high contrasting tones. This “Wrigley Building #120A” is a strong work of art because the contour lines show the outline while the hatched lines show the shading. The post to this rendering is “120.”
This critique is a Fine Arts review of “Wrigley Building #120A.”
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Wrigley Building #120A is Delineated with Contour & Hatched Lines Because They Are Linear
Outline
The rendering of Wrigley Building is seen from across Michigan Avenue because you can see the bridge.
Delineation
I have used contour lines to draw the image of Wrigley Building because it shows the outline of the city.
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This is about Wrigley Building #120A pen & ink landmark watercolor, which is for sale here, at discount with prints by artist and United States Navy Veteran, Stephen F. Condren, BFA, SAIC, of Condren Galleries, a Fine Arts Gallery, offering JPEG & PDF scans. Because the Wrigley Building is white, it is light at night. The Wrigley Building on Michigan Avenue in Chicago, Illinois. This historic downtown Chicago landmark has its roots in the Giralda Bell Tower, of the Seville Cathedral, Seville, Spain. The Chicago River is low in the image under the bridge with muted color.
Chicago River Wrigley Building #120A
The Chicago River is just above the park because it is at the bottom of the watercolor. The Chicago River flows under the bridge over Michigan Avenue. The colors of the river are in the blue and green ranges for the tones on the Wrigley Building #120A.
The Wrigley Building is considered by many as the most beautiful building in Chicago. It has been a Chicago landmark for decades and is the entry to Chicago’s Magnificent Mile because it is at the beginning of the Magnificent Mile. The night lights on the gleaming white building were the hallmark of north Michigan Avenue because they were bright. Most importantly this building is the entry to north Michigan Avenue. Across the river were large flood lights that cast large volumes of bright light on the building. The building glowed in the dark because of the lights making a wonderful image for the cityscape. As time passed the flood lights were replaced with a lower wattage series of bulbs, therefore dimming the brightness.
Wrigley Building #120A is a pen & ink watercolor drawing with prints by artist Stephen F. Condren.
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Wrigley Building #120A pen & ink landmark watercolor landmark on the Chicago River.
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