Landscapes
High Meadow Sunflowers
“Middle Earth”
This painting kind of bridges a gap between nonobjective and abstract. Color, shape, pattern are all jumbled in a chaotic arrangement. The shapes are somewhat suggestive of rocks buried under ground and so could be considered abstract. The artist’s concept of “Middle Earth” – a term borrowed from Tolken – is highly imaginative.
Monsoon Waterfall
West Virginia Oak Trees
Aspens in the Fall
Mt Lemmon Aspens
Creek, Sabino Canyon
A favorite subject matter
View of the Catalinas
My one oil painting!
Leiden Holland
Many, many streets in Leiden are bordered by a canal.
Monsoon Build-Up
I always paint saguaros and clouds within a vertical format because they reach for the sky, the vertical format says, “UP!”
Along The Rhine
A composite of all the different kinds of German architecture as you sail along the Rhine and Mosel Rivers.
October Flood
In a local arroyo around the corner from my home. From a tropical storm in Baja, circa 1980s.
Sabino Spring
Cholla Oasis
All these creatures have visited the water dishes outside my kitchen window (not all at once!)
Javalina Enclosure
- Javalina Enclosure
A true en plein-aire effort
Backlight at Sunset
Backlight at Sunset
Another sunset scene
Sonoran Panorama
Sonoran Panorama
A favorite subject matter: red, oranges, and yellows of sunsets!
Desert Tangle
Desert Tangle
A fascination with the rhythm of the dark spaces
Monsoon Not Soon Enough
Monsoon Not Soon Enough
Too many triple digit days! Monsoon didn’t come soon enough for the plants and animals!