RCenedella Gallery | American Artist

42nd Street

“42nd Street” depicts Times Square and 42nd Street prior to the Disneyfication of the neighborhood.

Second Avenue

From Cenedella’s "NYC Life Series," the artist pays homage to his former instructor and mentor, George Grosz, and his longtime friend, Eli Levin.

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2001 - A Stock Odyssey

“2001 - A Stock Odyssey” is a prophetic look at the NYSE predicting the first time the Dow Jones would go over 2000. The painting was unveiled in December 1986 and the Dow Jones reached 2001 on...

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The Balcony

Using storytelling and humor to communicate about everyday subject, "The Balcony" is a classic theater commentary.

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The Death of George Grosz

A portrait of the late German satirist, George Grosz, reflecting on his plight in America.

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Santa Fe Rider

This work addresses Freedom and the American landscape, both issues that recur often in Cenedella’s works.

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Broome Street Bar

One of the earlier paintings of the "Bar Paintings Series" that begun in the late 1970s, representing one of the original artists watering holes in Soho.

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Gallery Opening

This early satirical view of the plight of the artists seems more relevant today than when it was painted in 1962.

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Southern Dogs

Much like Robert Cenedella’s other works, Southern Dogs (1963) is as relevant to our current political climate as it was over fifty years ago. This painting caused a lot of discomfort for many...

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Meet One of America's
Master Painters

The Art World Rebel becomes an overnight sensation after 50 years

This engrossing documentary profiles the career of artistic rebel Robert Cenedella, whose vivid urban portraits reflect his determination to go his own way during an era dominated by pop art, minimalism and money.

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