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I studied landscape plein-aire painting with noted California
Impressionists while living in the Bay area. Although I no longer
live there, frequent visits keep my portfolio refreshed with the energy
inherent in the ocean, the bays, the mountains, and the dynamic spirit
of the people.
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"High Sierra"
24x36 Oil on CanvasNorth of Lake Tahoe in the high Sierra
Mountains, sparkling morning light hits the trees, stream,
old waterwheel and rocks.
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"Freedom" - Original
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20x24 Oil on CanvasJuried
into "Realism 2004"
Artisan's Gallery, Mill Valley, Ca.
Award of Merit
Giclee Prints Available |
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"Lupine Passage"
20x24 Oil on CanvasJuried
into "Sausalito Memories", Sausalito Arts Council 2002 |
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" Chumash Lion"
11x14, Oil on Linen Board It seemed ironic to me that the old
Mission in Santa Barbara contains the sacred lion of the Chumash Indians --
disguised as a water spout.
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"Splendid Morning"
18x36 Oil on Canvas
A Bay Area morning walk in early spring finds us viewing
Mt. Tam, valley fog, and glistening sunlight through the
trees.
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"China Cove - Pt Lobos"
9x12 Oil on Linen Board
Intrepid bathers contemplate braving the cold deep
waters of the Pacific near Carmel.
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"Lover's Point Wedding"
6x8 Oil on Board Lover's Point near Pacific Grove is always full
of people and events. The natural beauty brings us
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"Dinner Time"
9x12 Oil on Linen Board Out on Point Reyes, near sundown, when the
fog was rolling in, I chanced to spot this line of dutiful
cattle following the truck with their dinner. A perfectly
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