In the early 1960’s Krynsky ventured out into Kharkov’s natural surroundings for three years straight, never the metropolitan areas, creating over 1,500 plain-air studies. Immigrating to the United States, Krynsky made his home in New York City, dwelling only one block from Central Park.  The artist wished to capture some of his favorite landscapes on canvas creating over 150 works of art during this productive period. In 1998, selected works were exhibited in New York City under the title of “Mystery of Central Park” and labeled as post-cezannism by art critics. enter

Leaning Tree . Oil on canvas . 37" x 40" . 1996