My favorite painting subject, this one was created exclusively using spray paint. Delmonico's, New York City's pioneering restaurant, made its grand entrance in 1827. Initially established as a pastry shop on William Street, the building stands as a significant symbol of the city's rich history. The artwork adopts a black and white color palette to accentuate the precision and neatness of the spray paint technique. This coloring method enhances the three-dimensional aspects, emphasizing the sharp protrusions and recesses through striking contrasts and intricate interplay of shadows. Fun fact: Were you aware that Delmonico's is also credited with popularizing Lobster Newberg and Baked Alaska in the United States?