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PictureSunflowers, Oil, 12 x 12, 2015. Gift.
​There is nothing more cheerful than sunflowers. This started as a still life painting in the dining room, which I finished in the studio after the blossoms faded.


PictureBlue Urn, Oil, 16 x 12, 2012
​At the northern end of Canandaigua Lake there is an old mansion with extensive gardens called Sonnenberg. It still retains many elegant elements of days gone by, although there is also a feeling of abandonment. I was intrigued by the large blue urn standing sentry in the open doorway.


PictureReflections, Water Color, 12 x 9, 2010
I set up a still life in front of a window in my dining room and was amazed by the reflections. I really like the abstract nature of this still life.


PictureJapanese Anemones, Watercolor, 9 x 9, 2010. Gift.
This watercolor's original composition was rectangular and included more of the water container.  I think it works much better in a square format without the distracting water container dominating the scene.

PictureCW Holiday Window, Oil, 10 x 8, 2017
​Every holiday season, Colonial Williamsburg residents decorate their houses with traditional arrangements. This one included dried chili peppers and a pomegranate. I really liked the sky and tree reflecting in the window. 


PicturePantry with glass, Oil, 11 x 14, 2012, Gift
Dixie’s pantry was full of fruit. I liked the contrast of the light shining on the fruit and through the wine goblet with the dark wood panel in the background.


PictureBarlett Pears, Oil, 7 x 5, 2012, Donated
I painted this small painting for a This Century Art Gallery fundraiser. I was attempting to create a highly realistic painting of these Bartlett pears. ​


PictureDixie’s Pantry, Watercolor, 8 x 10, 2010
Dixie used to live at the top of a mountain in the redwood forest above Santa Cruz. Her house was simple and rustic and I found many details that inspired me there. There is just something magical about being surrounded by redwood trees.


PicturePrimary Flowers, Japanese paper collage, 13 x 11, 2008
The primary colors of this flower arrangement caught my eye. This was an experiment creating a collage using handmade Japanese papers.



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