Cut and Run

I love painting lilies. In this one the whites are the most difficult parts. The white in the cloth is very different from the white lilies, which are actually very green.

Oil on panel. 11” x 14”

$2250

Don't Cry

My second go at painting moving liquid. Since the milk is white, the cloth needed to be a color. Putting a layer of green over the blue gave the cloth depth.

Oil on panel, 11” x 14”.

$2250

Lost My Marbles II

The fun in this one is all those marbles and their wonderful colors. The work is the cloth!

Oil on panel, 11” x 14”.

$2250.

Wasted

Wasted in more ways than one! Oil on panel, 12’ x 16”.

$2250

Tulips

When I saw these tulips at the local grocer, I had to have them. Spectacular pink!

Oil on birch panel. 11" x 14".

$1500

Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White

Do you remember the dance tune from the 50’s?

Oil on linen panel. 6” x 8”.

$695.

White Cloth with Anemone

Along with the white cloth in this, the fourth canvas in this series, I have placed an anemone. They were so deep blue this spring. In the cloth I was working with creases instead of folds and with the flower, the transparency of the petals.

Oil on canvas, 11" x 14".

$495

White Cloth with Tomato

This is the third canvas in the series depicting the white tablecloth. I love the impact of the very ripe tomato. And I had fun working with the glass, making it transparent and reflective.

Oil on canvas, 11" x 14".

$495

Sixth Street Parking

Finally I have another parking garage painting in the ongoing series. I think it's the ninth one! I was most intrigued by the convex mirror used to view the traffic before exiting. This one was fun to paint.

Oil on canvas. 28" x 22".

$1975

President Street Parking

Fourth in the series of signs.

Oil on canvas, 24" x 18". Modern realism. First place winner at the Fall Members' Show at the MFA in Annapolis, October 2010.

First Place winner again at UMMC National Arts Program. 2013

$1550