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New York Bridge. June 2007. Inspired by New York City. (24x18") |
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This was my first
painting - ever. It was a bit of a joke. We needed something big to go
over the fireplace in Florida. The painting is 8 feet tall and 42 inches
wide!! I was good at sky and sea! Maybe I'll do another ... |
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I thought the scene of a rainy day in NYC would be
an interesting piece. The umbrellas, bright raincoats and taxi cabs were
all inspiring. 24" x 20" |
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This one is a bit of a laugh. I wanted to use up the
canvas from the big one (above). This is 48 inches wide by 18 inches
tall. If you imagine a bit you can see the city and the boats moored
near dusk.
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Dante's Inferno could have inspired this, but it was
really an impressive photograph from the web showing a forest fire as
well as a similar piece of art I saw somewhere else. This one is small
too. |
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One afternoon ... when you look from Longboat Key over
towards Sarasota, this is what you may see. 24" x 20" |
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Spiral in color. This was a play with color after I
did the one below in black and white. I find the spiral an exciting and
intriguing mathematical formulation - even better in living color. Done
in Winter 2005 in Florida. 24" x 20" |
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Here is the one in black and white. Done in Winter 2005 in Florida. 24"
x 20" |
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This replaced the boats that was my first above. I painted over the boats!
The three figures are hidden in the burlap in the lower half of the painting.
Painting is in two pieces: 96" by 42". Large! |
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"Storm" - Study in color. Painted in Winter 2005. 24" x
18" |
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Two panels, each 12" x 14"
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Photographs mounted and arranged in three-dimensional montage. About 18"
x 24" |
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Various photographs mounted on 5" x 7" enameled wood. Overall
layout about 30" x 30" |
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Sailboats. About 24" x 20" framed |
Visit the web site of my friend Ronnie Trevor.
She does great paintings!! See
link on right ----> |
http://www.rctrevor.com/www/ronnie/index.htm |
