It has occurred to me that much of my work has not made it to this website,
either because it has been sold on Block Island, or because I’ve been too lazy to get it uploaded. So this new format is my attempt to address the problem.

The first group of images is called “Small Experiments” because I did them last winter, in part to learn about the working properties of water-soluable oil paint and to learn more about acrylics. They cover a range of styles and subjects, and some are heavily textured with acrylic grout. My studio is also a healthier environment without the pervasive odor of mineral spirits.

There are stories behind most of these images, and if you are curious about any, send me an e-mail and I’ll try to make sense of them for you.

These small paintings are attached to wooden “floating” hardwood frames in what I think are appropriate colors. Mirrorscape and Stuff & Nonsense are pictured with frames that are typical of the series. If you want something that makes a bigger statement on your wall, the whole thing (or a group) could be displayed in a shadowbox.

In addition to original paintings, I now have the capability of providing reproductions.

You can click on the Reproductions/Giclees heading to learn more.