Marriott Marquis

This is a Limited Edition Print
The original painting is oil on canvas
Private Collection of a member of Tenderloin Museum, San Francisco

Print Sizes Available:
8" x 16", Editions of 50
Only 48 left!

Printed on archival paper, matte
Signed and numbered by Araujo
Print is packed with mattboard and protected by plastic sheet cover.

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"Marriott Marquis", presents the facade of San Francisco's Marriott Hotel of 4th and Mission Streets. This hotel rises 39 stories high in the skyline. The building has different looks while viewing from a far. It may look like a jukebox . It may have a robotic influence. It can also be seen as an Egyptian Sphinx! The best thing about this hotel is visiting its top floor where the restaurant is at, and while there take a look at the magnificent view of the city! This painting reflects a modern look, in bright and sold tones.This is my third painting inspired by the Marriott.

This painting was first exhibited at Araujo's Solo Show, "Abstract Metropolis" at Parisoma in San Francisco, January 18th to February 21st, 2018. It was also exhibited "FACADES: Central City Architecture" at the annual "SF History Days" at the Old Mint, March 2018. The "Marriott Marquis" was later exhibited at the Park Central Hotel in San Francisco, April 17th-September 18th, 2018, and at Araujo's solo show "Urban Abstracts" at the Tenderloin Museum, December 6th, 2018 to February 3rd, 2019.