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"Cat"
Original acrylic on 20" x 16" plastic coated canvas grain oil paint support mounted on cradled birch panel - 2018
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The cat, loves to be inches away from the fireplace.
"Stanley T."
From the series: Jazz & Blues
Original acrylic on 12" x 12" stretched canvas - 2018
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Stanley Turrentine was an R&B and jazz tenor saxaphone player. Turrentine's 1971 album 'The Sugar Man" inspired this portrait of the musician and entertainer.
"Pathfinder"
Original acrylic on 10" x 8" birch panel - 2018
The fascinating characters from stories of the wild west, the scouts and Pathfinders...the first to see new places, guiding early settlers through uncharted territories.
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"Immaculate"
Original acrylic on 12" x 12" stretched canvas - 2019
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The gifted dancer owns the room. The room makes me thirsty for coffee and whiskey, music and rapture. Once inside the street becomes distant, nothing else matters. Time slows. She is immaculate.
"Ice Walkers"
Original acrylic on 12" x 12" stretched canvas - 2018
All living beings are at the mercy of their environment. We walk daily among our hunters and our protectors.
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"Lily and The Bird"
Original acrylic on 20" x 16" unmounted canvas - 2017
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Sometimes a weird idea just manifests itself into a painting and I don't understand how it happens. Imagine, a bird in flight takes a lily into the sky. They seem to have something in common.