Trinity Church, Copley Square Boston, by RD Riccoboni Trinity Church, built 1872-77 by architect Henry Hobson Richardson is on the east side of Copley Square, next to the Hancock Place tower by I. M. Pei, and across the open space from the Boston Public Library, in the background to the right is the older John Hancock tower and the Copley Hotel. One of the greatest of U.S. architects, Richardson developed a powerful personal style, related to the Romanesque of southern France, producing most of his larger buildings with strong, clear, simple rusticated masonry forms. Color is the first thing you notice about my work. What makes it 'pop' is the placement of color and texture. My palette is derived from the prismatic colors in the original rainbow flag which represent sexuality, healing, sun, nature, art, harmony, peace and spirit Randy RD Riccoboni is an insightful, American born artist (California, 1960) influenced by a plethora of sights, sounds, colors, textures and emotion. This self-taught artist acquired his drive and inspiration from encouragement given him by family, friends and public school teachers. Riccoboni’s profound love for art and architecture are evidenced in his paintings, landscape and portrait masterpieces; art work that captures the essence of a person’s spirit, the love given from animals as well as the beauty and intensity in his land and cityscapes.