This beautiful piece is by acclaimed New York artist Geoffrey Doig-Marx (GDM). It is an acrylic painting on canvas and measures 36"x36".  It is unframed.
 

More about Geoffrey Doig-Marx (GDM)

GDM left home at age 15 and lived in runaway shelters and group homes in the Albany area. In the mid-1980s he moved to New York City and started his career in dance, musical theatre and choreography. In December of 2011, Doig-Marx moved to Harlem where he started painting, photographing, writing and hasn’t looked back.

“I don’t like a lot of art. I only like two pieces I have in my home. My GDM and my HIRSCHFELD”…Chita Rivera

You can read about his life growing up in his blog “A Day in the Life/Down the Rabbit Hole” which is being turned into a novel in 2024.

Currently, an Associate Professor of Dance at Marymount Manhattan College (2001-Present), Montclair State University (2011-Present) and Rider/ARB’s Princeton Ballet School (17yrs). He was the Artistic Director of The Mantis Project Dance Company (10yrs) and Creator/Artistic Director of  The Elan Awards (6 years). As a working Director and Choreographer he is a current member of Actor’s Equity and an associate member of The Society of Directors and Choreographers.

He was the resident Artist of POSH NYC (9 years) and The West End Lounge (5 years) and The Pecora in Harlem (5 years). He has had several solo showings of his work in several New York venues. His first New York Solo gallery showing was at The Lanyon 36 Gallery in 2015. His work currently hangs at Peridance, The Broadway Dance Center and in the halls of The Martha Graham Dance Company.

He recently finished a children’s book entitled “Agnes and The Museum” which will be available in book form in 2023.