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23.5 x 30 in.
Oil on floated aluminum panel. Floats off the wall by one inch.
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12 x 16 in.
Oil on canvas.
Plunged into our children’s world, we count stars, chalk, toys, inches, and . . . sometimes we just count the days out at sea.
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34 x 31 x 2.75 in. frame
20 x 24 1/8 in. panel.
Oil on aluminum panel. Mounted in a painted, antique frame.
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8 x 8 in.
Oil and acrylic on panel.
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Savannah, Georgia - early spring. The first harbingers of the true heat to come, hundreds of green azalea buds unfurl their colors. I imagine the chemical turmoil inside these azalea plants as the winter days begin to lengthen.
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16 x 24 in.
Oil on gessoed paper. Available in its existing mat and black frame, or rolled in a tube.
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8 x 8 in.
Oil and acrylic on canvas panel.
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Savannah, Georgia - early spring. The first harbingers of the true heat to come, hundreds of green azalea buds unfurl their colors. I imagine the chemical turmoil inside these azalea plants as the winter days begin to lengthen.
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16 x 20 in.
Oil on stretched canvas.
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21 x 25.25 x 1.5 in. frame
16 x 20 in. panel
Oil on canvas-covered aluminum panel. Mounted in a painted, antique frame.
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59 in. diameter circle
Oil and palladium leaf on floated aluminum panel.
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36 x 80 in.
Acrylic and oil on wood door.
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Everything within grasp,
flat and explained
The dead end
places you neatly next to
the beyond,
the point where your mind fails
- your wall -
is a shared surface
A thin, wet bubble through which you now glimpse possibility.
The unknown seeps, whispers
A brilliant expanding film
extrudes
into the tiny confines of your view
Your barrier
is your vista
in a flash
on an expanding wave
from one to everything and back again,
ride the current.
You can
ignite the circuit
exactly at your limit.
approx. 12 x 14 in.
Oil on stretched linen.
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I painted this copy as part of my undergraduate overseas program in Paris. Originally painted by William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1825 - 1905), “Au Bord du Ruisseau” translates to “At the Edge of the Brook”.
20 x 24 in.
Oil on linen.
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I painted this copy of Ingres’ Madame Panckoucke, as an overseas student in the Copiste Program at the Louvre in 1998.
20 x 60 in.
Oil, acrylic and palladium leaf on floated aluminum panel.
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