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Abraham Lincoln, Two Quotations
Commission of the National Association
of Home Builders. Two original paintings
from my one composition. Final works
are watercolor paintings on handmade
watercolor papers
Size(s): 31 x 18 inches, unframed
Design B
An abstraction of Baltimore, Maryland's cityscape---Oak tree branches, leaves (medicinal), and the
Patapsco River (foreground) with the horizon's land edge underscoring the human-built environment.
I composed this design using watercolor paints, and painted the final work of art
as a wall-mounted mural, using acrylic paints on canvas
The Leona Bowman Carpenter Center
for Community Health Nursing
Mural Commission from the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing at the time of the new Anne M. Pinkard School of Nursing building was dedicated
Size: 16 x 8.5 feet
I lettered
the title
The Town Paper
in Roman Capitals
and, then, paintd the
final art on the building
using a brush +
gold pigment enamel
Commission
from the Kentlands
Maryland community
Publisher, Diane Dorney
Size: 15 ft. by 20 in.
Alligator
Graphite pencil on watercolor paper.
Size: 7.25 x 4 inches, unframed
Section Detail of my drawing composed
in advance of the final work of painting
Chickee Hut
Two sketches. Watercolor.
Size: 9.50 x 8.25 inches, framed
Backyard Garden Paradise
On A Lake in Naples
Private commission. The scene is as I found it
there---a cornucopiaof multiple flowering gardens,
coconut palms and other fruited plants, all
growing to the beach's edge, in the sun.
My final work of art is a watercolor painting
Size: 20.5 x 24.4 inches, unframed
Pattern For Cambodian Krama
My composed impression of the type of woven pattern designs found in the kramas of Cambodia.
Kramas are scarves worn by men + women---a basic article of clothing.
Watercolor. Size: 30 x 20 inches, framed
Farmer Plowing A Dry Field
My expression of Cambodia's
farming culture, in the dry season
throughout the 20th century
Drawing composed in graphite pencil
on paper. Size: 30 x 25 in. framed
After The Landmines, Planting
Commission from Vietnam Veterans
of America Foundation, to study and
make sketches about the disasterous
consequences, in and after conflicts,
of the use of landmines in Cambodia
Composition in graphite pencil, pen,
and watercolor paints, on paper
Size is 10.5 x 12.5 inches, framed
Sol LeWitt's Wall Drawing No. 1103
Mr. LeWitt's conceptual "architectural folly" is a two story, 50 ft. high,
circular stairwell, situated in the Washington D.C. Convention Center.
I was one of twelve artists who were contracted to work with the
artist's managing team to fulfill his concept in a work of finished art.
A mere six colors of acrylic paints were brushed on measured +
drawn oblong shapes, on the inside and outside of the stairwell