See New York Through the Eyes of David Hockney

New York is a very beautiful city in the world. In this post, I'm going to talk about the vibrant glory of the past and present future through art collection. These art created by famous artist David Hockney, Andy Warhol, and Georgia O'Keeffe and more very well highlighted the historical and cultural scenes of New York City and the New Yorkers. The art collection collected by renowned person Elie Hirschfeld and his wife Sarah Hirschfeld. In his entire life, he collected very rare and expensive pieces of art made by a famous artist and he collects a very huge collection of art that reveals all the scenes of New York City. New-York Historical Society is planning an exhibition of artworks depicting this metropolis, drawn from the collection of Elie and Sarah Hirschfeld, for next year. The Hirschfelds have donated 130 paintings, works on paper, and sculptures. There are works like Norman Rockwell's Gramercy Park, ca. 1918, which captures a moment from his childhood; David Hockney's View from the Mayflower Hotel, New York (Evening), 2002, that immortalizes the storied hotel overlooking Central Park which has since been replaced by a very expensive condominium; and Georgia O'Keeffe's Study for "Brooklyn Bridge", 1949, drawn around when she left the city to live in New Mexico. Visit here and click on the mentioned link above to know about these beautiful pics.