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“Mt Rainier”






I was deeply moved by his over life sized black paintings. This little 12” panel is my own
reminder of those pieces I saw at the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan 20 years ago. It’s like one of those postcards you pick up in the museum shop of one of your favorite pieces on the way out. One doesn’t expect it to provide the same mystical experience one had in front of the real piece. No….it’s more about remembering how to see and experience the actual art when you close your eyes at night. A glance at the postcard on the fridge while reaching for the Ben and Jerry’s might just help remind you to forget many other things so that you can fill yourself with more than ice cream when the day is done.





“The Rain Came Too Late”
Oil on three panels
24 x 36″
2021
“When the Snow Arrived”
Oil on panel.
14″ x 10″
2021


“June Fire”
Oil on panel
20″ x 16″
2021
“My Cat’s Portrait”
Oil/Panel
2021


“Late Summer Harvest”
Oil/Canvas
16″ x 20″
2021

“Grasping for Infinity”
Oil/Panel Door
50″ x 26″
2021
“Snow Over the Sea”
Oil/Panel
36″ x 24″
2021


“Fires are Still Burning”
Oil/Panel
20″ x 10″
2021
“Is This a Turd?”
Oil/Panel
30″ x 24″
2021
