This is an interesting Cityscape artwork, executed by NYC artist Cecile Gray Bazelon in 1975. The piece hails from a premier era in Bazelon's career, created with oil paint applied to stretched canvas. It is framed with a custom-made, ebonized wood frame.

The scene depicted involves an interior blue wall overlooking a New York skyline through a window. The wide-angle point of view is an element that the artist is known for, and she often employs a hard-edged, surrealist style. A commonly visited subject is a view of a cityscape from an interior vantage point, incorporating a minimalist interior in the foreground in relation to an expansive, geometric view of a skyline.

The work measures 19 x 50.25 inches unframed,, and with the frame it measures 20.75 x 52.5. There is some light crazing to the paint's surface, as photographed. Overall, this piece in in terrific condition. Please see photos.