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Andrew Lenaghan Off Route 52, Irvine, Kentucky, 1998
Andrew Lenaghan 2nd Orange Tanker in Bay, 1998
Andrew Lenaghan The Verrazzano at the Navy Yard, 1998
Andrew Lenaghan The GW Rodgers at Liberty State Park (Rear View), 1998
Andrew Lenaghan View Up East River from N. 10th St. Pier, Williamsburg, 1998
Andrew Lenaghan Tobacco Sheds, Richmond, Kentucky, 1998
Andrew Lenaghan Brooklyn Army Terminal Pier, 1998
Andrew Lenaghan Eroding Pier, N. 10th St., Williamsburg, 1998
Andrew Lenaghan View of Henry St. Basin, Red Hook, Brooklyn, 1998
Andrew Lenaghan North 10th St., Greenpoint, 1998
Andrew Lenaghan View Towards Gowanus Bay from Hamilton Ave. Bridge, 1998
Andrew Lenaghan Allentown, Pennsylvania, 1998
Exhibition Annoucement Card
Exhibition Annoucement Card (reverse)
Exhibition Instalation ,  

Press Release

New Paintings

Sep 11 - Oct 9, 1998

Starting September 11, the George Adams Gallery will have on view a show of new paintings byAndrew Lenaghan in the main exhibition space and an overview of porcelain sculptures from 1968 through 1998 by Richard Shaw in the small gallery.

The Lenaghan exhibition, his third since joining the gallery in 1995, will feature new paintings of Brooklyn (the Gowanus Canal and the Brooklyn waterfront) as well as a series of paintings made this past spring while on a road trip from New York to Key West and back (views of Virginia, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Florida and Georgia).

Lenaghan typically works on a small-scale (5 x 8 inches up to 15 x 18 inches), which enables him to work directly from life and complete a painting in two or three days (one to sketch out the scene and another day, sometimes two, to complete the painting). His favorite subjects typically are found in his Brooklyn neighborhood - 4th Avenue, the Gowanus Canal and New York Harbor. This past year, however, he undertook the trip South to see how it would affect his work; he returned with an accomplished body of work documenting the roadsides of the Southeast, for example, a view of Pittsburgh, abandoned construction equipment in Kentucky, truck stops on Interstate 85, and a blast furnace in Birmingham. 


Exhibition Checklist

Clockwise from right:


1. The Verrazzano at the Navy Yard, 1998
oil on panel
7 3/4 x 22 inches
AnLp 190

2.  2nd Orange Tanker in Bay, 1998
oil on panel
7 3/4 x 22 inches
AnLp 189

3.  Eroding Pier, N. 10th St., Williamsburg, 1998
oil on panel
13 x 20 inches
AnLp 201

4.  Brooklyn Army Terminal Pier, 1998
oil on panel
7 3/4 x 23 3/4 inches
AnLp 196

5. View of Henry St. Basin, Red Hook, Brooklyn, 1998
oil on panel
12 x 22 inches
AnLp 194

6.  View Up East River from N. 10th St. Pier, Williamsburg, 1998
oil on panel
8 11/16 x 22 3/4 inches
AnLp 204

7.  The GW Rodgers at Liberty State Park (Rear View), 1998 
oil on panel
13 x 20 inches
AnLp 203

8.  North 10th St., Greenpoint, 1998, 
oil on panel
15 x 18 inches
AnLp 197

9.  View Towards Gowanus Bay from Hamilton Ave. Bridge, 1998
oil on panel
12 x 15 3/4 inches
AnLp 195

10.  Tobacco Sheds, Richmond, Kentucky, 1998
oil on panel
8 x 13 inches
AnLp 180

11. Off Route 52, Irvine, Kentucky, 1998
oil on panel
8 x 23 inches
AnLp 178

12. Allentown, Pennsylvania, 1998
oil on panel
8 x 13 inches
AnLp 166