Expressionist
           Figures & StillLifes

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  In addition to the human figure, I enjoy painting animals, especially cows and llamas, which I love to stroke and talk to.  My intention is not to give a realistic rendering of the figure but  rather to express the beauty of each creature, the inner essence which "makes" the personality.

Nature in all its forms is always a great source of inspiration in my paintings, with plants and trees being some of my favorite themes.

My figurative-expressionist depictions of religious personages and icons represent a very personal view of and response to the subject matter.  In fact, I usually provide a detailed explanatory text to the viewer of my art.  Other images attempt to capture a feeling, a mood, or the spirituality of everyday life, often in exotic places.
 

"At the Market in Pisac, Peru" Acrylic, 102 x 76 cm	"Old Strip"    Acrylic, 76 x 61 cm	"A Mother's Pain" Acrylic, 102 x 76 cm

"Meeting of Horse Powers" Acrylic, 61 x 76 cm	"The Llama Watches" Acrylic, 61 x 46 cm	"Stars and Stripes" Acrylic, 76 x 61 cm

"Plank Fish Delight" Acrylic, 49 x 24 cm		"Sunflowers and Plums" Acrylic, 40.5 x 30.5 cm	"Temple Offering" Acrylic, 102 x 76 cm
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