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I generally start my landscapes outside, Plein-air, and
then finish them in the studio from digital photos taken onsite.
This impressionistic style is all about capturing the moment, the
weather, and the feeling of the place. New works will be appearing
here regularly.
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"Fishing the Gorge"
12x9 Oil on Linen BoardIt's early morning near Arroyo
Hondo, north of Taos. And already, a few fishermen are
enjoying the quiet solitude of the Rio Grande Canyon.
Juried
into the "Little Gems" Show, 2006, Alla Prima Fine
Art, St. Petersburg, Florida |
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"Santa Fe Gate"
12x16 Oil on Linen BoardSummer mornings in Santa Fe lead
us down wandering streets, just off Canyon Road.
Inspiration comes easily as we imagine what may lie beyond
those inviting gates and walls. |
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"Ancient Arroyo"
9x12 Oil on Linen BoardJuried
into the Angus McDougall Gallery, 2005-6 Arroyos
(dry streams) are usually sand, but this one is layered
rock, near where the dinosaur bones are found. It's
northwest of Albuquerque. |
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"Los Gigantes" - The Giants
14x11 Oil on Linen BoardStriking rock formations
(hoodoos) west of
Grants (beyond El Morro) rise up to remind us that this is
Zuni country. Many mysteries invite us to explore.
Shown at Plein Air New Mexico
annual show in Grants, NM, Mission Gallery, 2005
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"Light in the Storm"
14x11 Oil on Linen BoardThe old St. Francis church in
Ranchos de Taos is usually painted from behind, with the
rounded buttresses. But I thought the white crosses
shining against the coming storm were so lovely and so
symbolic of our quest for spiritual meaning in a troubled
world.
Shown at Plein Air Painters of New Mexico annual show in
Taos, NM, Wilder Nightingale Gallery, 2009 |
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"Pumpkin Truck"
11x14 Oil on BoardThis old truck, on the road to Taos,
has been filled with chilies and pumpkins since I was a kid.
It's still there every fall.
Original Sold but Giclee Prints Available |
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"Mesa at Dawn"
9x12 Oil on Linen BoardAt dawn near the summer solstice,
the sun barely kisses the mesas and the Tamaya sacred peak belonging to
the Santa Ana Pueblo. Juried
into the "Little Gems" Show, 2006, Alla Prima Fine Art, St.
Petersburg, Florida
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"Morada"
14x11, Oil on Linen Board
The ancient sect of Penitentes in northern New Mexico built
many of these chapels. A late summer day finds us
contemplating their secrets. |
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"Rio Pueblo"
12x9, Oil on Linen Board
High in the northern mountains of New Mexico, near Penasco
and the
ancient Picuris Pueblo, a trout stream and cabin invite us
to enjoy the autumn colors.Juried
into the "Little Gems" Show, 2006, Alla Prima Fine Art, St.
Petersburg, Florida |
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"New Mexico Garden"
9x12, Oil on Linen BoardA late summer morning finds us
enjoying the oasis of a well watered garden, basking in the
golden New Mexico sunlight. |
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