“Flora and Fauna” Solo Show Sep 16-22

In exploring the many varieties of 'flora' and 'fauna', I drew inspiration from 17th Century Dutch flower painting's sumptuous beauty. The symbolism of flowers may speak of constancy, unrequited love, and the ephemeral nature of beauty itself. I continue to expand the role of animals in my works by looking back into the menagerie in Jean-Baptiste Oudry's paintings. I believe companion animals reflect the inner desires, jealousies, kindnesses and hurts of their human guardians.

“Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?”

Two small works inspired by Shakespeare, summer, lasting love and ephemeral beauty... now available at the Meyer Gallery, Santa Fe. "Hand with W.S.'s Sonnet 18" 7x5 inches, oil on panel Sonnet 18  Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? Thou art more lovely and more temperate: Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May, And…

New Paintings

I am pleased to announce that new paintings are now available in all three galleries: Meyer Gallery in Santa Fe, Meyer Gallery in Park City and Arden Gallery in Boston.

September Solo Show: “Flora and Fauna”

I am very happy to announce my upcoming show "Flora and Fauna" at Meyer Gallery in Santa Fe running from September 16 thru September 22. It is the only show I am doing this year and the first works are now available at the gallery. As the show title "Flora and Fauna" suggests, the works…

2015 Texas Book Festival Poster

I am very honored that my painting "The Naturalist" has been chosen for the official Twentieth Anniversary Texas Book Festival poster. The festival is on the weekend of October 17 and 18 at the Texas State Capitol in Austin and benefits Texas public libraries. I am thrilled to have been chosen because the public libraries have…

“Reveries” solo show

“Reveries” is a selection of works portraying figures engaged in meditative introspection and dream states. To be caught in a reverie is to be caught in a daydream or fantasy and to inhabit the liminal world between the physical outer self and the mysterious hidden inner world. The narratives portrayed, such as in “Flora with Piglets,”…

“The Novice” and “Marcel”

In the studio I tend to create stories about the works on the easel. Having gone to a Catholic school myself, I imagined the young nun as a teacher with the little schoolboy "Marcel" as her pupil. Now "Marcel" in my mind is a rather bookish young man, perhaps a writer or poet, not unlike…