Paintings in Progress

Many of these paintings are available as limited edition Gicleé prints. Contact information is on my About page. Please feel free to inquire. Select prints are available at Mayfly Market on Arch Street in The Mexican War Streets, Pittsburgh. Prints also available:

https://fineartamerica.com/profiles/dan-wintermantel

Pondering. Allegany NY.

Walking to work.

Light. Shadow. Too many wires.

Peak. A. Boo.

Arm. Ageddon.

Some enchanted evening.

Feral to Royalty.

Whistle while you haunt.

Order in the courtyard!

First Figlet.

Ten Legs.

Peony Launch Party

Limited edition giclée print.

Spring Ahead. Flake Out.

Limited edition giclée print.

Victorian. Wired.

Limited edition giclée print.

Emergency! Everybody to Get From Street!

Limited edition giclée print.

Peter off to play the Grahnnnnd piannnnno

Re: Flexion. North Commons.

The Shadow Knows.

Out back. Down the hill. Morning moon.

Cakewalk of shame.

Going Nowhere. Fast.

Limited edition giclée print.

Leaving the light on for yinz.

Begone 2020

Whose woods these are I think I snow

Seasonal Greens at Peter's Window

Pumpkin Hollow

Amish Farmers Purple Tent

Park view of the parking lot

Merciless Morning Light

The Fog of Warp

Sun Unsettling.

Roof Rooster through the cheese window'

Wiggly Streets

Noon of the Dead

How do I get there from here?

Vaguely familiar territory

Day 62

Late Night Installation

A Summer Place without Sandra Dee

Day. Light.

90 Degrees in the Shade

Escape from Deutschtown.

Morning at the Mayfly Market

Horseless Carriage House

Wait.

All in all we're just another brick in the 'hood

Reserved Front Row seats for the Arrival of Spring

Deutschtown. Self Isolation.

Nothing to See Here

Light at the dead end of the alley.

Bitter Chill on a Rustbelt Hill

Social Distance Saturday Afternoon

Allegheny Commons Park Reflection

No. Groceries.

Light in the Alley and perhaps the Loafers

Dehydrated Hydrangea

HallowChristmasween Cactus

Mirror, Mirror on the Town

Buena Vista Winter Stoop

Fall Back Sunflower

Waxing gibbous Moon in the Corner Pocket

Prit' near Spring.

Waning moon exit ramp.

Home. Alone.

Canadian frequent fliers in the park.

San Diego Border Security 2018

Any park in a storm.

In like a lion.

Phoenix Hummingbird Christmas

Back in the Red.

Friday Night Street Light

Sun Day in the Park

Colonel Mustard, in the orange barn, with a pumpkin carving tool.

The Porch of July

Winer Dragging its Muddy Feet Down Monterey Street

Afternoon of the Wolf Moon

Long Pond. Yarmouth.

Morning Noir in the Park

Midnight At The Flashlight

Dead of Winter and Spring. Mechanic's Retreat Park

Good Morning, Mr. Bubash

A Railroad Runs Through It

Sunrise Sneaks Like a Thief onto Filson Street

Spring, Late Beyond Reason, Tries to Sneak in Through the Back Alley

Pulling the Wool Over Your Skies

Studs and Stairways

Saving Daylight on North Avenue

Sampsonia Way

Still. Life

Allegheny Center Red Cube

Visions of Parking spaces Danced in Their Heads

Wired Up on Filson street

Fall Before the Fall

Getting twisted in Beaufort

Crossing Muddy Susquehanna by Train

You take the high road, I’ll take the low...

It's probably not haunted... but you go in first

No one is home.

Over the river and through the 'hoods.

Backlit.

Runaway Orchid

Beaver Lake Bird Walk

Re: Pose

Neighborhood Under the Influence

Meeting of the Mindless

Paper Thin Walls

She’s a Brick… House

House Project

Link to Next Pittsburgh May 2015 Feature

Click for link to Housetrends Magazine March April 2015 Article featuring our house.

Begins on Page 20

Adaptive reuse of the former candy factory next door. The city of Pittsburgh condemned this property in 2007. At roughly 8,000 square feet, the rehab was cost prohibitive. When the city made plans to demolish the building in the Spring of 2013, we purchased it from a neighbor and decided to remove the spaces we couldn't afford. Now, the historic facade has been saved and our new, single family, 3 story home has been nestled inside the existing walls. A courtyard leads to a garage at the rear and the rooftop deck offers a 360 degree view of this amazing city. Stop in for a drink!

Many thanks for the success of this project to our architect and friend John D. Francona, RA john.d.francona@gmail.com

Our contractor and friend Dave Menk, Premier Renovations, LLC dmenk1932@comcast.net

Our friend and president of the Mexican War Streets Society - Paul C. Johnson. The Pittsburgh Community Reinvestment Group. The City of Pittsburgh Historic Review Commission. And the City of Pittsburgh Zoning Board of Adjustment.

Top Notch Heating - Bill Reilly • Iron Dog Plumbing - Jim Damokowski • Affordable Electric - David Cherevka

Allegheny Millwork • Pella • Granex Industries • Dormont Appliance

Please feel free to contact me with questions about this project or contact information for our contractors and suppliers.

danwintermantel@me.com