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Midnight in the Bus Station by Allan Gorman portrays a quiet interior scene with reflective glass panels and structural elements in muted tones. The composition explores light and shadow interplay, creating a contemplative atmosphere through subtle color contrasts and the depth of an urban transit environment at night.
The artwork, Midnight in the Bus Station, by Allan Gorman, displayed in a room.
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    Allan Gorman

    Midnight in the Bus Station

    Original Artwork

    Dimensions: 30" x 24"

    Medium: Oil on cradled panel

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    Allan Gorman

    Allan Gorman

    Born in Brooklyn, NY / Works in Jersey City, NJ

    Brooklyn-born Allan Gorman is a contemporary fine artist based in Jersey City, NJ with a unique vision cultivated by an earlier career as a celebrated advertising industry creative director where he earned a reputation for his distinctive artistic style and an unwavering commitment to excellence that continues to define his practice to this day.

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