My Gallery

“Autumn in New Hampshire”, Watercolor, 23 x 27, $275

This painting was done on site by a stream in eastern New Hampshire in October, 2001

"Amish Barn Builders", Watercolor, 27 x 36, $350

Some years ago, I attended an Amish barn raising in Ohio. Knowing the reluctance of the Amish to being photographed, I took some discreet long-distance shots with a telephoto lens. This painting shows the two chief supervisors conferring under a tree.

"Gate 23", Watercolor, 28 x 36, $350

I always carry a sketchbook when travelling and like to capture people in their typical poses while waiting for their flights. This painting is a composite of several sketches from different airport settings.

"The Businessman's Flight", Watercolor, 29 x 36, $375

This painting is a spoof on the uniformity of businessmen. I chose to do it in monochrome just to reinforce the point. There is one bit of color, representing the flight attendant.

“New England Autumn”, Watercolor, 20 x 24, $250

A study in fall foliage in New Hampshire, done in October, 2001

“Fall Serenity”, Watercolor, 18 x 23, $250

Painted on site across the highway from Purity Springs Resort in New Hampshire, October, 20001

"The Great Wall"

This is a tough climb! Steeper than it looks over uneven stones, and a handrail that is set too low for convenience. But a spectacular scene nonetheless.

“Bridge in Provence” , 20 x 24, $250

Bridges, however small, are one of my passions. This stone arch was found in Seao, Provence, September, 2001

“Village Store”, Watercolor, 19 x 22, $195

I found this old country store in the small village of Freedom, New Hampshire.

“Street Scene in Guatemala”, Watercolor, 20 x 24, $250

I painted a small version of this on site in San Antonio Pelapo, Guatemala, then made a larger version in my studio

"Encompassing Florida", Watercolor, 16 x 20, $175

I was trying to show here that it is possible to draw a reasonably good map

of Florida using nothing but a compass! I have included all the coordinates

and radii, if you would like to try it.

“How to Repair a Gardenia”, Watercolor, 20 x 26, $500

I know—it’s a wacky title. I was looking for something to paint one day and decided to pick a gardenia and place it in the vise on my work bench. I liked the contrast of the softness of the flower against the hardness of all the tools. This painting was featured in a calendar published by the Gainesville Fine Arts Association in 1987.

“On the Bosphorus” , Watercolor, 20 x 26, $300

On a business trip to Istanbul in 1995, I sketched this mosque on the Bosphorus, then did the painting from the sketch a few years later.

“Provencal Light”, Watercolor, 18 x 22, $225

This painting was done on site at the medieval town of Puygiron, France in September, 2001

“St. Simon’s Island, Epworth-by-the-sea”, Watercolor, 20x 26, $300

This small island off the south Georgia coast has a stunning array of painting sites, featuring live oaks and old Victorian houses.

“Tucson Plaza”, Watercolor, 27 x 35, $350

I sketched this scene in Tucson, Arizona, then painted it later. The sketches you make become a valuable resource for later paintings, as well as a good record of your travels.

“Welsh Bridge”, Watercolor, 21 x 26, $250

The painting of this medieval bridge was made from a sketch I made in Llangollen, Wales

“Cloisters at Salisbury”, Watercolor, 21 x 28, $250

I did this painting from a sketch I made in Salisbury, England in September 2004.