Hyperreal Paintings by Denis Peterson

Apocalypse was the last piece created for the Wall series on homelessness. The original reference photo for this rather remarkable painting was taken by Mr. Peterson not ten feet away from a busy, upbeat and adjacent windowed restaurant in NYC. See if you can find his signature (hint: it’s hand printed on a cardboard box).

To purchase signed print:

$450 will be donated to Coalition for the Homeless

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