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Old Village of Ossining. Iconic Ossining River View Home. Second owners selling unmolested Queen Anne Victorian, homes like this rarely come available, families stay in them for generations, becoming accustomed to the grace and charm. Built by Issac Washburn who owned a coal yard, a brick works and a lumber yard on the banks of the Hudson river. This section of "The Commons" subdivision was home to 5 different members of the Washburn family. They put towers with curved glass on the homes to allow them to view their holdings on the river. Bathrooms original and cool, kitchen is an older and badly worn service type needs that needs replacement but has space and view to be world class. The owner/builder of this home supplied theAbout Wang Guangyi 王广义

Wang Guangyi repurposes historical Chinese propaganda into paintings that poke fun at the intersection of China’s communist history and the rise of Western influence. Associated with Political Pop, Wang is best known for his “Great Criticism” series (1998), which includes works like Great Criticism - Louis Vuitton and Great Criticism - Coca Cola, where he juxtaposes red and yellow Mao-era posters with branded symbols, invented serial numbers, and Wang’s own captions (“No!”). An early affiliate of China’s ’85 New Wave Movement, Wang helped usher in the era of contemporary Chinese art and was among the first Chinese artists to co-opt Mao Zedong iconography in his practice.