Philip Ashforth Coppola is an artist and writer living in Somerset, New
Jersey. He began drawing and researching the decor of the New York City subway stations in 1978 for his subway encyclopedia Silver Connections. Coppola’s artwork has been featured in The New York Times and Hyperallergic, among other print media. Coppola was the subject of Jeremy Workman’s award-winning documentary film One Track Mind (2005) and has been featured on multiple news outlets, including NHK World (Tokyo), WNBC, NY1, and on the BBC in conjunction with the 100th anniversary of the New York City subway system. His work is part of the permanent collection of the National Arts Club, The Museum of Modern Art, the S.I.B. branch of the NY Public Library, and other venues.
Contact Philip Ashforth Coppola at philoceans@gmail.com
Philip Ashforth Coppola 
Hi, after 10 years of living in Financial District NY and being fascinated by the amazing art of City Hall´s old subway stop, I was wondering if Mr. Coppola would ever sell me a print of his Citty Hall subway station sketch. Love the art and amazing talent to draw such a unique and hidden subway stop. TIA!
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