fine art studio baltimore, Maryland 21210 410.467.2106 email
The DelMarVa peninsula holds a bounty of compelling secrets to tell. Some stories are grand and historic while others are modest and contain the humble remnants of lives lived on her shores. Some scenarios crop up in plain sight, yet still remain mysterious. The abandoned homes, farms and mills have a tale to tell in some of these paintings. Also included are paintings of current thriving DelMarVa communities.
Oil on canvas mounted to board (16” x 20”)
Oil on Canvas (16” x 20”)
Oil on Belgian linen mounted to Raymar panel (8” x 16”) SOLD
Oil on raised panel (12” x 24”)SOLD
Oil on mounted canvas (24” x 18”)
Oil on canvas (15” x 30”) SOLD
Oil on Belgian linen mounted to Raymar panel (8” x 16”) SOLD
Oil on canvas mounted to Raymar panel (14” x 18”)
Oil on mounted canvas (12” x 16”) SOLD
Oil on Gessobord (18” x 24”) SOLD
Oil on mounted canvas (8” x 16”)
Oil on Belgian linen mounted to Raymar (8” x 16”) SOLD
Oil on Belgian Linen mounted to Raymar (8” x 16”) SOLD
Oil on Raised Birch Panel (12” x 18”)
Oil on Belgian Linen mounted to Raymar (8” x 16”)
Oil on Canvas mounted to board (16” x 20”) SOLD
Oil on Canvas (18” x 24”) SOLD
Plein air Oïl on canvas (11” x 14”)
Oil on canvas (14" x 18")
These works in oil were painted en plein air in the artist’s garden or from life in studio. While my husband is the gardener with the green thumb I am not so much as one with the plants and flowers. The paintings are my way to express appreciation for the beauty they bring us.
Oil on Belgian linen (8” x 6”)
Oil on canvas mounted to board (10” x 10”) SOLD
Oil on Belgian linen (10" x 8")
Oil on canvas (12” x 9”)
Oil on canvas (16" x 12") SOLD
Oil on canvas mounted to board (10" x 10")
Oil on canvas (6" x 8")
Oil on gessobord™ (14" x 11")
Oil on mounted canvas (8” x 8”) SOLD
Oil on canvas (10” x 8”) SOLD
Oil on Belgian linen (8” x 8”)
Oil on canvas mounted to Raymar (8” x 6”) SOLD
Oil on canvas mounted to board (8” x 8”) SOLD
Oil on mounted canvas (6” x 6”). SOLD
Oil on canvas mounted to Raymar (6” x 6”) SOLD
Oil on mounted canvas (8” x 6”) SOLD
Oil on canvas board (10” x 8”) SOLD
Oil on canvas mounted to board (12” x 9”)
Oil on linen mounted to panel (6” x 12”)
Oil on canvas (8” x 8”)
Oil on raised panel (6” x 8”)
Oil on canvas mounted to Raymar panel (8” x 8”) SOLD
Everyday animals, vegetables and minerals that satisfy the eyes and stomach. Images included here are painted from life in the kitchen or studio.
Oil on raised birch panel (8” x 16”) SOLD
oil on canvas (6" x 6") SOLD
Oil on canvas (6” x 6”) SOLD
Oil on Belgian linen (8” x 8”)
Oil on Belgian linen (8" x 10")
Oil on gessobord™ (6" x 6") SOLD
Oil on linen (4" x 8") SOLD
Oil on canvas (8” x 8”)
oil on raised panel (4” x 12”)
Oil on raised panel (6” x 12”)
Oil on Belgian Linen (8" x 16")
Oil on canvas mounted to board (8" x 10")
Oil on canvas mounted to board (12” x12”)
Oil on canvas (9" x 12") SOLD
Oil on Belgian linen (10" x 12") SOLD
Oil on canvas (14" x 18")
Oil on raised birch panel (3” x 12”) SOLD
Oil on raised panel (4" x 12") SOLD
Oil on raised panel (4” x 12”)
Oil on raised panel (4" x 12")
Oil on raised panel (4 x 12) SOLD
Oil on raised birch panel (10” x 20”) SOLD
Oil on canvas mounted to board (11” x 14”)
Oil on raised panel I6" x 12) SOLD
Oil on canvas (9" x 12")
Paintings from the tactile age of mechanical metal parts that, when assembled properly, made our lives go faster. The whirring sounds and pungent smells of oil and metal produced a comforting soundtrack of that earlier automated era.
All objects represented here are from the personal collection of the artist. All are painted from direct observation. Justification here for collecting is that I need these items not only for my well being but for my work as a painter. These are my models.
Oil on canvas mounted to board (8" x 10") SOLD
Oil on canvas mounted to board (10” x 8”) SOLD
Oil on mounted canvas (8” x 8”)
Oil on Gessobord (8” x 10”)
Oil on canvas mounted to board (14” x 11”)
Oil on mounted canvas (10” x 8”) SOLD
Oil on canvas (18” x 24”) SOLD
Oil on mounted canvas (8” x 10”) SOLD
Oil on canvas mounted to board (8” x 10”) SOLD
Oil on mounted canvas (9” x 12”)
Oil on Raised Birch Panel (12” x 18”)
A series of interior paintings which feature domestic environments and exteriors painted en plein air.
Oil on mounted canvas (10” x 8”)
Oil on mounted canvas (18” x 24”) SOLD
Oil on mounted canvas (8” x 8”)
Oil on raised birch panel (6” x 4”) SOLD
Oil on mounted canvas (20” x 16”)
Oil on mounted canvas (16” x 20”) SOLD
Oil on mounted canvas (9” x 12”)
Oil on mounted canvas (20” x 16”)
Oil on canvas (10” x 8”)SOLD
Oil on raised birch panel (14”x21”)
Oil on mounted canvas (12” x 12”) SOLD
Oil on Raymar mounted to board (11” x 14”) SOLD
Oil on canvas mounted to board (6” x 6”) SOLD
Oil on canvas mounted to board (8” x 10”) SOLD
Oil on raised panel (9” x 12”) SOLD
Oil on Raised Birch Panel (16” x 12”)
Oil on Panel (12” x 16”) SOLD
Oil on Gessobord (8” x 6”) SOLD
Oil on Birch Panel (16” x 16”) SOLD
OIl on Raymar (6” x 8”) SOLD
Oil on Canvas (16” x 20”)
Oil on Canvas (16” x 20”) SOLD
Oil on Birch Panel (10” x 20”) SOLD
Abandoned and operating industrial work sites in Baltimore, MD are included here. The Canton Coal Pier built in 1906, by the Pennsylvania Railroad, was a favorite place to visit while it was still a working coal yard. The sound and smell of the rolling coal cars and creaking cranes remains green in my memory. After it was abandoned in the 1980s I returned to investigate and take photos. I knew I was on the sacred grounds that marked the end of an era.
The Locust Point B & O grain silos were also a meditative spot to visit for inspiration. It was a dizzying puzzle to solve where trains and ships arrived and departed with the grain of the day.
At the corner of Gould and McComas Streets, also in South Baltimore, was a power generating station. The tall, black smokestacks of Baltimore Gas and Electric could be seen for miles on land or sea. Baltimoreans always referred to it as the smokestack building.
Unlike the tourist spot we know today, the Baltimore Inner Harbor once was completely devoted to shipping and industry. Goods were shipped in and out at a very fast pace. Maryland Drydock made a wise decision to locate their repair facility right in the heart of it on Pier 3.
Contemporary, industrial Baltimore still highlights the famous Domino Sugars refinery. It’s an ideal spot to watch for a variety of ships unloading their raw sugar on the pier to be refined and packaged in this nearly 100 year old factory. The main attraction however is its huge neon sign seen by hundreds of thousands every night if you include the passing traffic on Interstate 95.
Oil on Canvas (18” x 24”)
Oil on Cradled Panel (14” x 18”)
Oil on Cradled Panel ( 14” x 18”) SOLD
Oil on Canvas (20” x 16”) SOLD
Oil on Cradled Birch Panel (14” x 18”)
Oil on Canvas (12” x 24”) SOLD
Oil on Cradled Panel (18” x 24”)
Oil on Cradled Birch Panel (24” x 36”)
Oil on Cradled Birch Panel (18” x 24”)
