Art
it will be rain tonight
the cow catcher on the train of commotion
36 x 48, oil crayon on panel
2018
2018
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In The Meadow By The Red House The Wolf-Dog Bowed Submissive
39 x 59, oil crayon on panel
2018
2018
The Blackbird Says To His Brother
36 x 48, oil and oil crayon on panel
2013
SOLD
2013
SOLD
O Down The Many Few
The Hum In The Room
36 x 48, oil and oil crayon on panel
No Fallback Kit
48 x 48, oil crayon on panel
2012
SOLD
2012
SOLD
Not Dabbling Series Black And White 1
Anything That’s Not There And Nothing That Is
SOLD
Salt Series Black And White 2
Four Last Songs
48 x 48, oil crayon on panel
2012
SOLD
2012
SOLD
Lines By Long Pauses
48 x 48, oil crayon on panel
2013
2013
Six Opus Numbers
48 x 48, oil and oil crayon on panel
2015
SOLD
2015
SOLD
the moose shines bright the stars give a light and you may kiss a porcupine at 10 O’clock at night
39 x 59, oil and oil crayon on panel
2020
2020
Everything I Know About Radishes
SOLD
Labyrnth Of Invention
SOLD
O Down The Many Few
SOLD
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Eulogy For A Pastrami Sandwich
36 x 48, oil and oil crayon on panel
SOLD
SOLD
Salt Series Color 2
smarty pants
Good Night Boogie Woogie
oil and oil crayon on panel
2017
2017
art letter | no. 1. 2021 | january
Flow and Beat, Advance and Retreat, Rise and Take a Bow in Disappearing.
That is how Langston Hughes described the pulsating rhythm of James Baldwin’s prose, and it became the goal for my most recent painting. . .