Painting Number: #1683 Price: $300.00
Description: The Oregon coast at low tide with a small channel (runnel) allowing the remaining water to flow toward the sea; California/Oregon series #18; Transparent watercolor on 18 x 24 Arches 140 lb. paper.
Painting Number: #0118013 Price: $275.00
Description: What a magnificent place with colors and moods always changing. This is the East Coast going “head on” with the California and Oregon coast.
Acadia series #18; Transparent watercolor on 18” x 24” Arches 140 Lb. paper.
Painting Number: #0109012 Price: $300.00
Description: A Yosemite rockslide; this is a part of our country in constant change and often changing as a result of cliff faces “letting go”. The sunlight in this area has a pure and intense nature and the rocks have a “marble-like” quality.
California/Oregon series #9; Transparent watercolor on 18” x 24” Arches 140 Lb. paper.
Painting Number: #0107008 Price: $300.00
Description: Maryland is “America in Miniature” with everything from wild mountains to seashore. This derelict is not uncommon on the shores of the Chesapeake Bay where once the crab and oyster industry flourished.
Chesapeake series #7; Transparent watercolor on 18” x 24” Arches 140 Lb. paper
Painting Number: #0106005 Price: $275.00
Description: Sidling Hill Creek is on the “backside” of Sidling Hill Mountain in Maryland. It flows toward and empties into the Potomac River. Because it is known for trout and bass I’ve waded this stream for years. This spot I call “The Crossing” since you can usually cross here without taking a “header” into the deep water.
Stream and river series #6; Transparent watercolor on 18” x 24” Arches 140 Lb. pape
As a senior in high school, I read Ted Kautzky's Ways With Watercolor and was hooked for life. The book was full of vivid transparent watercolors and common sense advice for the aspiring artist.
After graduating college with a degree in education, I became an art teacher in the Maryland public school system. During summers I worked as a coordinator and director in the state's Gifted and Talented Summer Centers. Eventually I became Supervisor of Fine Arts for Washington County Maryland. Throughout my career, I continued to paint with watercolors and attended workshops presented by John Pike, Dong Kingman and many others.
I currently live in Sharpsburg, Maryland with my lovely wife Cindy. I find daily inspiration for my art through a love of the outdoors. Now in retirement I have more time to focus on my painting and the sketchbook can “go out the door” and the studio lights can “go on” daily.
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