2011-11-30T09:47:00.000-08:00

Corzine: Naked, Short
$9,999

2011-11-16T09:35:00.001-08:00

Corzine Agonistes
$105,000

Dismembering Volcker (3'x4')
$14,500

The American Worker
$75,000

Morgan: Well-Hedged 10-5-11 (3'x4')
$14,500

It's Even Worse in Europe (3'x4')
$14,500

Inverted Murdoch.
$115,000

Black and White Krugman.
$125,000

Portrait of Ayn Rand, annotated, among other places, in front of the premiere of the Atlas Shrugged movie.
SOLD

Portrait of former Met, legendary stock picker and Jim Cramer protege, Leonard "Nails" Dykstra, now facing 180 years in the clanger for bankruptcy fraud. Annotated exclusively through Dealbreaker.com, although I added the Mets 86 opening day roster in blue and Nails' career stats in orange. This piece is smaller than the usual annotated paintings, measuring an office-friendly 3' x 4'.
$14,500

Portrait of Alan Greenspan testifying before Congress.
SOLD

A reinterpretation of Picasso's "Dora and the Minotaur." This is a relatively small painting--a quick study for a larger work, actually. Hence the modest price.
$12,500

Completed on the second anniversary of the Lehman bankruptcy. Most of the annotations occurred in front of the offices of Sotheby's, which auctioned the Lehman collection on September 25th. Green pen for ex-Lehman people, black or blue for the general public, and red for annotations on auction day.
$50,000.

Finished in July, 2010, this painting is second only to Eliot Spitzer in the total number of annotations (roughly 275). With its nod to Jean-Michel Basquiat, plus the controversial three nipples, it's an amazing piece.
SOLD

Annotated @ the 60 day mark of the BP oil spill.
$65,000

Painted in 2009 but annotated during the Spring/Summer of 2010.
$65,000

A horse of a somewhat different color. A study for a larger (as-yet-unpainted) work, it measures 30" by 60". You can also commission the larger piece, which should be stunning.
$24,000.

Annotated during the Spring of 2010. It is the third of a planned four-painting series on Richard Fuld.
$55,000

Painted as a twin to the Fuld painting. Also annotated in front of Lehman for the one year anniversary.
$85,000

Annotated in front of the old Lehman Bros. building exactly one year after the collapse of the firm.
SOLD

Annotated immediately following the Rolling Stone expose of Goldman Sachs. Spectacular painting.
$145,000

Annotated during the Summer of 2009.
SOLD

Annotated throughout the Spring of 2009, when the economy was at it's most troubled state.
Also a spectacular painting.
$175,000

Painted after Thain's resignation. Annotated by the painter. This canvas is small--2' x 2 1/2'
GIFT

Annotated during the initial Madoff inquiry.
$75,000

Annotated on Election Day, 2008, and immediately following.
$55,000

Annotated on Election Day, 2008, and immediately following.
$55,000

Annotated around Wall Street immediately following Greenspan's apology to Congress for his faith in a self-policing free market. Spectacular painting--one of the best.
SOLD

Annotated around Wall Street during the initial Government rescue plan.
SOLD

Annotated around Wall Street during the initial Government rescue plan.
SOLD

Annotated in front of AIG headquarters and around Wall Street during the AIG bail-out
$55,000

Annotated in front of the Lehman Brothers building during the collapse of Lehman. Lehman employees got green pens.
SOLD

Annotated during Fashion Week outside the tents.
GIFT

Annotated during the Republican National Convention. Red for Republican; blue for Democrat; black for Independent
$135,000

Annotated during the Democratic National Convention. Red for Republican; blue for Democrat; black for Independent
SOLD

Annotated in front of the Bear Stearns building during the JPMorgan buy-out. Bear employees got red pens.
SOLD

First annotated in front of the NYSE the day Governor Spitzer resigned from office.
SOLD

Early Greenspan. Somewhere, hidden in the folds of his neck, is written "I slept with Hillary." Which still makes me smile.
SOLD

Early Bernanke.
SOLD

Bartiromo as the Virgin Mary.
SOLD

Painted @ 9/06, annotated in front of the Wall Street Journal's headquarters during the Murdoch take-over. WSJ employees in red. First annotated painting.
SOLD (but the owner may be willing to sell)

The Annotated Wall Street Paintings