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ArtistTwo New York Subway cars from the 1980’s are abandoned by an underground subway platform. A sign on one of the pillars reads: 42nd Street. The subway cars are dilapidated and damaged with graffiti, broken windows and missing doors. Black, White and Hispanic homeless people have created a homeless camp on the subway platform next to the old subway cars where they now live permanently with children, two cats, a dog and all their belongings. Perfect, masterpiece, balanced lighting, highly detailed, intricate, oil on canvas, very attractive, beautiful, high definition. In the classic style of artist Norman Rockwell.
An oil painting depicting a subway station at 42nd Street that is being occupied by a group of homeless people, some of whom are standing, some sitting, some bundled up in blankets, and some sleeping. The station is dirty and dark, save for the overhead fluorescent lights. In the middle of the station, there is a green pillar that has been tagged with graffiti in white and blue hues, and a "42nd Street" sign. To the left is a wall covered in beige tiles, and a small, abstract painting with colorful graffiti. To the right, there are subway tracks with a very old, rusty train car that has multiple broken windows and colorful graffiti tags in orange, yellow, and red hues. A small area of the platform is yellow, with a bumpy, textured surface. There are multiple brown suitcases, a few plastic bags filled with clothes, and a water bottle lying on the floor. On the right, a cat and a dog are lying on the floor next to two children, and behind them, two men are sitting.
Here is a Youtube link to the composition that inspired this image:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0SqfOSdDsQ&list=RDM0SqfOSdDsQ&index=1&pp=8AUB
