Praha-Braník is from the Prague Places I Gravitate series, inspired by sketches and photos from a photo safari on a wintry day in December of 1998. The painting depicts a scene from the rustic regional train and bus station Praha-Braník which had maintained its Soviet era feel despite the 1989 Velvet Revolution. The artist typically gravitates to places like this station bustling with people coming and going, where the city magically collides with the countryside. This painting sold out of the artist's retrospective upon a brief visit to Prague in 2011.
Praha-Braník is from the Prague Places I Gravitate series, inspired by sketches and photos from a photo safari on a wintry day in December of 1998. The painting depicts a scene from the rustic regional train and bus station Praha-Braník which had maintained its Soviet era feel despite the 1989 Velvet Revolution. The artist typically gravitates to places like this station bustling with people coming and going, where the city magically collides with the countryside. This painting sold out of the artist's retrospective upon a brief visit to Prague in 2011.