This painting just sold through Abend Gallery in Denver. I painted this beautifully brooding piece a couple years back.
Dark Embrace (SOLD)
Tag: travel
RiverSea Gallery – announcement
New solo show at the RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon – June 2022. This painting, “Remembered Light”, 40”x30 was one of the pieces in my last exhibit at RiverSea.
My last show at the gallery was summer 2019. I am limiting solo exhibitions to one a year after 7 years of two or three shows annually. I have decided to focus on large epic pieces. Also allowing myself at least a small amount of time to enjoy the precious summer.
Grove (SOLD)
This little painting was another recent sale through Abend Gallery in Denver, Colorado. This one had a really great mood and feel that didn’t entirely show in this photo.
Grove (SOLD)
This little painting was another recent sale through Abend Gallery in Denver, Colorado. This one had a really great mood and feel that didn’t entirely show in this photo.
Patterns of Time
This one basically named itself. Water is mesmerizing even as it slowly alters the world.
St Augustine, Florida
This painting was framed and sold through the Grand Bohemian Gallery in St. Augustine, Florida.
Seaside (SOLD)
I was pleased to learn this painting was sold by Elliott Fouts Gallery in Sacramento, California. I have been selling work there since 2016. I had a really fun solo show at the gallery a few years back, super gallery.
The Farewell
I was in a terribly melancholic mood watching the day fade. The beauty has stayed with me along with the sorrow.
Longing (Asheville)
This painting is available at Momentum Gallery in Asheville, North Carolina! I currently have about five paintings on display at this awesome gallery. In June I will be having an exhibit there, more work to come!
Transcending (Sold)
I just framed and varnished this lovely water painting. it is one of two paintings I need to pack up and ship to Nevada. Shipping is always a little worrying! I carefully wrap and pad each painting and box them with extra layers of cardboard. FedEx ground has proven to be the most gentle with shipping thus far… so sticking with them!
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