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“Alamos”
16”x20” Oil on linen
$2900
This ancient village is located in the Sierra Madre Mountains in the state of Sonora, Mexico. It was founded by the Spaniards when they first arrived and found a prolifically producing Silver mine.
“Mission Garden”
40”x30” Oil
$SOLD
Mission Garden was an ancient monastery located in Southern Mexico. The structure has been maintained as a religious museum surrounded by beautiful gardens.
“Observer #1”
14”x11” Oil
$SOLD
The observers represent two young Tiwa Indians watching something. They could be watching a corn dance, deer dance or a harvest ceremony. That is left up to the viewer. The artists intention was to represent the divine masculine and feminine with this diptych of sorts.
“Observer #2”
14”x11” Oil
$SOLD
The observers represent two young Tiwa Indians watching something. They could be watching a corn dance, deer dance or a harvest ceremony. That is left up to the viewer. The artists intention was to represent the divine masculine and feminine with this diptych of sorts.
“Domingo”
16”x12” Pastel
$1900
This image was derived from an experience on a Sunday morning outside a church in Chiapas, Mexico.
“Laguna Pueblo”
16”x20” Oil
$2900
This painting was created on site, one late evening overlooking the Pueblo of Laguna. Laguna Pueblo is one of the few ancient Keresan speaking indigenous villages in New Mexico
“Late Spring Run-Off”
16”x20” Oil
$2900
An historic portrayal of what Taos Pueblo may have looked like in the 19th century. The Tiwa speaking people’s Village has changed little since that time.
“Acequia”
11”x14” Pastel
$1750
Acequia is a Spanish word for “irrigation canal.” This small pastel taken from Northern New Mexico is part of a larger series.
“The Healing”
48”x36” Oil on linen
$14,500
This piece depicts an ancient healing ceremony inside The Taos Pueblo. In Search of Medicine & The Healing, diptych price $24,000
“In Search of Medicine”
48”x36” Oil on linen
$14,500
“One of my Historical Pueblo paintings depicting the interaction between the Europeans and The Taos Pueblo Peoples.” In Search of Medicine & The Healing, diptych price $24,000
“Acoma 1821”
16”x20” Oil
$2900
Acoma Pueblo, like Taos, is one of the longest, continuously inhabited villages in North America.
“La Vendadora”
36”x24” Oil
$6400
A young Zapotec girl preparing flowers for sale in Oaxaca, Mexico
“Yellowstone Bison”
24”x30” Oil
$5800
“I came upon this calm herd of bison while painting in Yellowstone Park during the early Spring.”
“Distant Storm”
6”x12” Oil
$SOLD
“A view looking west at the Jemez Mountains outside my studio.”
“Late Light”
9”x12” Oil
$1450
Painted “on location,” another piece from the Amsterdam series.
“Amsterdam Evening”
12”x16” Oil
$1900
Painted “on location,” another piece from the Amsterdam series.
“Potofino”
12”x9” Oil
$SOLD
“I spent two days painting in this beautiful Mediterranean port.”
“Morning Reflection”12”x9” Oil on linen $SOLD “This small painting was done “on location” on the Baltic Sea in East Germany.”
“After the Harvest”
12”x16” Oil
$1900
“Painted “on location”, this is a vineyard in Italy that was recently harvested.”
“Early Morning Fog”
9”x12” Oil on linen
$1450
This “plein air” piece was painted in Italy above a magical hilltop town. The fog lifted later and the spectacular Alps came into view.
“View From the Bridge”
36”x48” Oil
$15,500
This painting was created based on an “on location” study in Venice, Italy.
“To Market”
11”x14” Oil
$1850
“While painting an ancient church on the side of the road, a Zapotec woman passed by me on her way to market with her goats.”
“Sanctuary”
16”x20” Oil
$2900
“I found this beautiful old church and its ancient stained glass windows somewhere in Spain.”
“Agua”
10”x8” Pastel on paper
$1250
Two Mayan descendants carrying water to their village from Lake Atitlán in Guatemala.
“Vendadora Joven”
12”x9” Pastel
$1450
A young Zapotec girl from Oaxaca inspects her onions as she sits down for a short rest.
“Columbine Bloom”
40”x30” Oil on linen
$7800
“Having been born and raised in Colorado, I never tire of painting the Colorado State Flower, the columbine.”
“Tostadas Ricas”
9”x12” Oil on linen
$SOLD
The Spanish title translation is “Delicious Tostadas” painted “on location” in Michoacán, Mexico.
“Ensueño”
14”x11” Pastel
$1750
“This painting was inspired from a photograph I took across a market with a long lens in Guatemala. The young women was standing still and seemed to be in a world of one’s own, daydreaming. I was struck by sunlight coming through a window, lighting up the beautiful color she was wearing.”
“Alamos”
16”x20” Oil on linen
$2900
This ancient village is located in the Sierra Madre Mountains in the state of Sonora, Mexico. It was founded by the Spaniards when they first arrived and found a prolifically producing Silver mine.
“Maker of Kachina Dolls”
16”x20” Oil
$SOLD
The making of Kachina Dolls (or Katsina Dolls) is an ancient art originating in the Hopi and Zuni tribes of New Mexico. The intention was to make these pieces for their children, which represented many facets of their spiritual and physical worlds.
“Tiwa Hunters”
12”x16” Oil
$SOLD
Tiwa is one of three Kiowa-Tanoan languages spoken by a few of the Pueblo people of New Mexico. Though these Tanoan languages are closely related, speakers of one cannot fully understand speakers of another (similar to German and English speakers). There are about 4000 speakers of these three languages in the American Southwest today.
This painting was inspired by vast high desert environment around the Rio Grande basin where the Taos people have hunted for millennia.
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