Sisyphus Rocks on the Hudson, Rock Sculpture Part 2

This is another view of the New York and New Jersey skylines, from behind the rock sculptures painstakingly put up along the Manhattan side of the Hudson River. I've heard that the mysterious artist responsible calls them 'Sisyphus' rocks, since people topple them, and he then has to reassemble them. 

Original Painting (8.5”x10.5”) is still available. Ships flat and unframed, and will be packaged carefully in protective cardboard for safe delivery.

Limited edition fine art prints (8"x10") include a white border and are printed on 100% cotton paper, featuring a distinct textured surface (310 gsm; Acid, OBA, and Lignin Free). Each print is numbered and signed, limited to 50 editions.

All other sizes feature acid-free, 100% cotton rag paper with a bright white, smooth surface.

Framed image is for illustration purposes only.