The timeless essence of the land is overwhelming to me. Perhaps that’s why I so rarely put people in my landscape paintings–as creatures we just don’t seem to measure up. Where in my urban/figure paintings I try to suggest a story line, my landscapes are simply my reaction to the land itself. I try to paint what I feel, not necessarily precisely what I see. I move shapes and select colors to express my feelings, though I try to remain true to the scene before me.
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- Sweeden’s Cove 16×20 Oil
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- Abandoned Bridge Pilings, South Pittsburg 11×14 Watercolor
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- Cap Rouge 8×10 Watercolor
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- Summer Day on the River 16×20 Oil
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- The Gloaming 11×14 Acrylic
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- Storm Rising– Bennett Lake Quarry 19×16 Oil on panel
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- Along Taylor Head Trail 10×8 Watercolor
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- Summer Evening on the River 16×20 Oil
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- And Then I Heard the Loon 8×10 Watercolor
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- Midsummer 16×20 Oil
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- Landscape Fantasy No. 2 6×8 Oil pastel
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- Spry Bay 16×20 Oil
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- Landscape fantasy No. 1 3.5 x 5.5 Watercolor
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- Sunset at Bennett Lake 24×48 Oil
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- Landscape Fantasy No. 3- The Lake at Evening 9×13 Watercolor