“Long Shadows”
A serene Fall evening on Deep Cove Creek, with the shadows of an intimate shoreline stretching to the opposite shore and dimming the glow of gulls resting in the shallows. This painting will be shown at the Washington Society of Landscape Painters’ Centennial Exhibition at the Arts Club of Washington in April 2013. Oil on linen, 14 by 24 inches, …
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“Evening Sigh”
This painting of a favorite subject, Deep Cove Creek, was developed in the studio after many many evenings of inspiration. It was selected for the American Society of Marine Artist’s 15th National Exhibition, which is visiting eight museums across the U.S. More information is here. Oil on linen, 18 by 24 inches, $5,400.
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“Slipstream”
Morning breaks over the Chesapeake Bay just after storms have rolled through. I’ve spent most of my life on or near the Bay and it always moves and inspires me. Oil on linen, 30 by 60 inches, 2012, Sold
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“For Love and Money: Sailing the Ngalawa”
I wanted to capture some of the thrill of the ride and the skill of the crew of this traditional sailboat from the coast of Zanzibar. This way of fishing and working on the seas is under threat around the world. Oil, 12 by 20″, 2012 Juried into the Oil Painters of America’s 2012 National Exhibition in Evergreen, Colorado at …
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“Retreat”
A heavy sky hung over the Patuxent River in Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary when I did a small study of this scene. This was painted back in the studio working from that study. Awarded Second Place and Artist’s Choice at McBride Gallery’s “Best of the Chesapeake” show, 2011. Oil on linen, 30 by 40 inches, $9,000.
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“Newton’s Laws”
An inspiring evening of movement and stillness, drama and subtlety. As a storm makes its way offshore and a ship heads overseas, a flock of Sanderlings makes another pass along Miami Beach. Oil on linen, 20 by 40 inches, Sold
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