River
41" x 43 "
Oil on canvas, papier mache
( Sold )
Purple Woods
22 " x 28 "
Oil on canvas,
papier maché
(Private collection)
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Luminous moon
14 " x 15 "
Oil on wood,
papier maché
( Sold )
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Magenta Forest
18 " x 19 "
Oil on canvas,
papier maché ( Sold )
Lotus
45 " x 45 "
Oil on canvas
Papier maché
( NFS )
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Radiant Tree
45 " x 55 "
Oil on canvas,
papier maché
Dark reflecting the light
15" x 15 "
Oil on wood,
papier maché
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Shoreline
30 " x 67 "
Oil on canvas,
papier maché
Winter Afternoon
37 " x 44 "
Oil on gessoed paper Papier maché
Blue Cloud
5" x 5 "
Oil on canvas,
papier maché
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Indigo Lake
7 " x 9 "
Oil on wood,
papier maché ( Sold )
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Lotus
30 " x 43 "
Oil on canvas,
papier maché
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Night Wind
44 " x 56 "
Oil on canvas,
papier maché
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Tapestry
57 " x 74 "
Oil on canvas
Papier maché
Autumn Field
11 " x 14 "
Oil on canvas,
papier maché
November woods
22 " x 28 "
Oil on wood,
papier maché
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Spring Flow
14 " x 15 "
Oil on wood,
papier maché
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Summer Wind
28 " x 30 "
Oil on wood,
papier maché
Winter Field
14 " x 15 "
Oil on wood,
papier maché
Opal evening
16 " x 28 "
Oil on canvas, papier maché
( Sold )
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Pond
15 " x 15 "
Oil on wood, papier maché
( Sold)
November woods
22 " x 28 "
Oil on wood,
papier maché
(Private Collection)
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This body of work is entered around the etheric * nature of plants and in particular, trees. Luminous describes the levity inherent in the life forces of growth, as well as the presence of death, seen in the deep gravity of fall when the dying of the light reveals all form.
In such observations the sacred is revealed in the now and in what is real.
I rejoice in the plants and spaces around me . They are unspeakably precious.
*etheric
ORIGIN late Middle English: from Old French, or via Latin from Greek aithēr ‘upper air’, from the base of aithein ‘burn, shine’. Originally the word denoted a substance believed to occupy space beyond the sphere of the moon.
In such observations the sacred is revealed in the now and in what is real.
I rejoice in the plants and spaces around me . They are unspeakably precious.
*etheric
ORIGIN late Middle English: from Old French, or via Latin from Greek aithēr ‘upper air’, from the base of aithein ‘burn, shine’. Originally the word denoted a substance believed to occupy space beyond the sphere of the moon.