Chairs

Light Reading
48" x 30" — Oil/Canvas — 2010
• SOLD


Luggage, Chair & Shirt
28" x 22" — Oil/Canvas — 2010
• SOLD


Chair & Stacked Antique Books
24" x 18" — Oil/Canvas — 2010
• Sold


La Chaise Verte II
24" x 18" — Oil/Canvas — 2010
• Sold

Typewriters & Books

Sometimes I sit and contemplate what I should say about my paintings. Sometimes that's not the right approach. It's good to just let the paintings do the talking themselves every now and then.


Remington Typewriter & Antique Books
20" x 36" — Oil/Canvas — 2010
• SOLD


Books, Paper, Pencil & Typewriter
20" x 36" — Oil/Canvas — 2010
• SOLD

New Paintings - Show Catalog

$10 — 5.5" x 8.5"
• 30 glossy pages with 28 color plates
• contact the Elliott Fouts Gallery for shipping details
• also available on eBay

The gallery produced a really fantastic catalog for my upcoming show. Seeing the paintings printed is a different experience than viewing images on the web. It's more tactile and crisp. The gallery will mail them throughout the United States & Canada. Contact them at efgallery@sbcglobal.net or call 1-916-736-1429 for details.


A random sampling of some of the pages.

Iperborea Catalogo 2010

The book publisher Iperborea in Milan, Italy, is using one of my paintings for the cover of their 2010 catalog. Again, it is an honor to have them select another image of mine, they used one before for the cover of another book. Very nice design, they pulled the vibrant, bright green from the bottle and wrapped it around the entire book.

The Show Poster

$25 — 9" x 17"
• click the image to see it larger
• contact the Elliott Fouts Gallery for shipping details
• also available on eBay

The gallery has produced a poster for my just-around-the-corner solo exhibition (June 5 - July 2). If you are interested, the posters are $25 and ship rolled. Contact the gallery at efgallery@sbcglobal.net or 1-916-736-1429 for details. The same image is also in the June issue of American Art Collector magazine.

A Difference of Opinion

28" x 22" — Oil/Canvas — 2010
• SOLD

You can say so much with so little. I don't mind the dense, thick imagery in the still life and interior paintings of the masters from centuries past. There is so much to learn and understand in those paintings. For me, living in today's world, I'm experimenting with simpler images, with a simpler narrative. We live in such a media and image crazy culture, so I'm giving a quiet message with my work. There's enough screaming and yelling going on elsewhere. Painting is a respite from it all.