"These jewel-like paintings intuitively fuse different aesthetic traditions, folk art and old master, with natural grace and an uncanny quality that may be a species of magic." —American Arts Quarterly
Poets and Artists Issue #53: "Love" March 2014 Curated by Marina Press 1. What are these paintings of? Tell me a little bit about each one? "Abbandonata" is about loss and mourning. It actually depicts a painting of a dead bird I found on one of my walks near my home. It was such…
Happy Friday! Something sweet for the weekend...
I have just released the first paintings for 2014 at the Meyer East Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico. They are also the first of the works to be included for my upcoming solo show at the gallery in June. Two of the four have sold immediately before I can post this but "Girl with…
I've always loved the name "Dorabella." I was painting this while listening to Mozart's opera "Cosi Fan Tutte" ~ and it was natural to name this piece "Dorabella" after one of the characters. I think that "Dorabella" means "beautiful" (bella) "gift" (dora.)
I have donated the small watercolor above to benefit The Santa Fe Artist's Emergency Medical Fund. I did not put a reserve on this work and the default starting bid is $50. So please come and bid to support this worthy cause. This year's annual party and silent auction ~ over 100 Santa Fe artists…
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