Weekday Sketchers at Audubon Plaza and Hispanic Museum Thursday
Inside, outside or across the street, this week we can do it all!
Finally the Hispanic Society, dedicated to the arts of Spain in Washington Heights, has reopened. The museum is located on Audubon Terrace in the Audubon Historic District, which was once the estate of John J. Audubon. Framed by large gates, the terrace is surrounded by Beau Arts Buildings and outdoor sculptures, offering us an opportunity to work on the plaza or inside the building.
Alternatively, cross the street to the Trinity Church Cemetery and sketch the funerary art, or the Audubon Monument, or the beautiful Gothic church itself. Or... just turn around and sketch the apartment buildings decorated with bird murals in honor Audubon himself.
No matter the view you choose, you will go home with wonderful sketches of this unusual corner of Manhattan. BUT, don't miss the opportunity to see the 14 monumental Sorolla paintings of Spanish Life housed in the museum.
Still not enough for you? Go visit the grave site of Ed Koch, one of NYC's most colorful mayors!
| Sorrolla's Spanish Life |
DATE: THURSDAY JULY 13, 2023
STARTING TIME: 11:00 AM.
The museum opens at noon but we can sketch on the plaza before it opens
LOCATION: AUDUBON PLAZA
155TH STREET AND BROADWAY
TRANSPORTATION: 1 Train to 157 St. C Train to 155th Street
NOTES
- Please RSVP directly to Rayliedunkel1@gmail.com
- Looking for us? Call/text Raylie at 201-273-0445
- There is no entrance fee for the museum. It opens at noon.
- Water and bathrooms are available in the museum
- No food service in the museum but there are vendors in the area or bring your own
- Bring a stool
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