Catching Some Rays

2018, Oil on Hardboard, 5"x 7"

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One bitter cold morning in New York, as seen from the twenty-something(th) floor of the Waldorf=Astoria. 

A Walk In the Rain

2017, Oil on Hardboard, 10"x 8"

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This is a painting of the Chrysler Building (NYC) during a pretty heavy rain. What drew me to this, aside from it being the Chrysler Building, was the light shining on, off and through all of those water droplets. It looked  a lot like fire. This painting is on view at Principle Gallery through December 2017, during the Small Works Exhibit.

Root to Bloom

I am honored to have two of my paintings included in the exhibit, Root to Bloom, at Principle Gallery, in Alexandria, VA. Thanks go to Teresa Oaxaca for selecting my work and allowing me to participate in this show. The Opening is November 11, 2016, 6:30 - 9:00. For directions go to: Principle Gallery

Below are the two pieces that were selected.

Long Day, 2015, Oil on Hardboard, 9"x 6"

Rain on The Chrysler, 2015, Oil on Hardboard, 9"x 6"

I hope to see you there!

Rain on The Chrysler

2015, Oil on Hardboard, 9"x 6"

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This is a painting of the Chrysler Building, in NYC, during a torrential rain. What I chose not to include was the broken umbrella flapping around above.

Twilight Time

2015, 8"x 6", Oil on Hardboard

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My favorite view from my favorite hotel. This was something of a waiting game. I took about a dozen photos during each phase of sunset. Right in the middle was, twilight time.

Urban Aspect

I am honored and happy to announce that my painting Nor'easter will be included in the exhibit Urban Aspect, at the Principle Gallery, in Alexandria, Virginia.

Nor'easter, 2012, Oil on Canvas, 7"x 5"

Opening reception is Friday, October 10, 6:30 - 9:00 PM

Hope to see you there.

Late Afternoon Sun

2014, Oil on Hardboard, 7"x 3"

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When ever we stay in New York we try to stay in a certain hotel. We also try to stay in certain rooms because of their view. On this particular trip I spent an inordinate amount of time photographing the skyline from the hotel window. No, I didn't see a show.

Sky Interrupted

2014, Oil on Hardboard, 7"x 4"

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Here's one that I kept putting off. What I liked about it was the way that the buildings carved into the negative space of the sky. What put me off was all that perspective. I guess it just found me in a good mood.