River Bend
16×20 O/C SOLD This was painted from a black and white photo. Something I had never done before and I was pleased with it.
16×20 O/C SOLD This was painted from a black and white photo. Something I had never done before and I was pleased with it.
16×20 O/C Painted northeast of Katahdin at a random location with my wife, Pat.
16×20 O/C Katahdin Range was accepted for inclusion in the book, The Art of Katahdin, by David Little.
20×20 O/C I was unhappy with my efforts, so the next day I went back to try again. However this was accepted for a juried show at the Boston Guild of Artists.
20×16 O/C Painted on Great Cranberry Island at dusk.
20×16 O/C Painted in Jackson, New Hampshire to show the swift water moving downstream. It was a challenge to show the movement.
20×24 O/C SOLD Painted from the beach by Southern Maine Community College, Cape Elizabeth. I’ve painted several in this area.
14×18 O/C Painted at Biddeford Pool looking to the open sea.
oxo O/C Painted at Portland Head Light in Cape Elizabeth.
16×20 O/C Two Lights in Cape Elizabeth keeps begging me to paint it. I have several paintings of this lighthouse.
16×20 O/C Attracted by the calmness it begged me to paint. Located on Mackworth Island in Falmouth it is one of my favorite places to paint. I’ve painted many times on this island
16×20 O/C Located at the end of Prouts Neck in Scarborough, David and I proceeded to paint. This was the result.
18×24 O/C On the search for a subject, Ed Materson and myself discovered this farm in North Norway and tried to bring it to life.
14×18 O/C I was invited to paint with David Little on this jewel of an island, where I found endless subjects. This was one of nine painted on Great Cranberry Island in the Bar Harbor region.
16×20 O/C Painted at the Laurel Hill Cemetery in Saco. This lone grave surrounded by flowers made me think it was fitting.
12×16 O/C This painting of wild flowers was a big part of Capisic Pond Park’s charm and is close to my home where I have done many paintings. The park has taken on a new look after renewal, losing some of its charm.
12×16 O/C Fall asters part of the glory of this field in Capisic Pond Park.
16×20 O/C Part of the reason for painting this was to show the shadow’s perspective. The other was the beauty of the day. Paint at Gilsland Farm in Falmouth.
18×24 Cow Island is attached by a sandbar to Great Cranberry Island which allowed walking to the island. This is only one of nine painted on this jewel of an island in the Bar Harbor Region.
18×24 O/C This was painted in the late afternoon with shadows setting the mood, along with many other symbols; stump, wagon wheel, broken limbs, the big house windows with newspapers for insulation, barn in disrepair, and a last coat of white paint. While I was painting thoughts of an elderly person watching me paint came…
16×20 O/C A view from Paradise Hill in Bethel, a place I’ve painted from many perspectives.
16×20 O/C SOLD This was painted on a snowmobile bridge over Bog Brook in Mechanic Falls. The bridge was shaking as I painted.
18×24 O/C This was my first painting of Katahdin, close to the southern entrance to Baxter Park which explains the perspective of the mountain. Katahdin appears in many of my paintings.
20×24 O/C Northwest of Baxter State Park, Harrington Lake was an unusual painting with the driftwood washed up on the shore which made it a challenge for me.
14×18 O/C For me this close up painting with the feeling of land and the color of fall completed the painting.
16×20 O/C SOLD I’ve viewed this painting under lamp light and was taken back to the day I painted it. For me this proved that low light is sometimes better than strong light.
16×20 O/C The fields and rolling hills leading to Katahdin caught my interest.
14×18 O/C Dandelions were not the subject, only an enhancement. The subject was Spring . Today I would have to paint this inside someones living room. Often I find subjects that I delay in painting disappear to my disappointment!
18×24 O/C SOLD I discovered this farm at the end of a road in West Gorham. Sometimes you have to go to the end of roads to find your subject.
18×24 O/C SOLD This was painted at Deering Oaks in Portland. I asked these girls if they would mind me painting them, they said no. Before I was finished they said they were about leave in fifteen minutes. Wish I had more time.
14×18 O/C The gentleman splitting wood watched me paint across the street in the morning. After finishing the painting I shared it with him and asked if he and his wife would mind me painting them as they got wood ready for winter. Painted in South Paris, Maine.
16×20 O/C Jackson Falls, New Hampshire is one of my favorite places to paint or just visit. I have several paintings from this place. I recommend visiting this wonderful area!