bronze
11 x 11 x 10"
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Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.The Ages of Man symbolizes the gradual change from youth to middle age to old age. From naivete to maturity to wisdom. As we age and observe all the models(family, friends, media) surrounding us, we hope to learn and gain knowledge.
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Bound Bonded Bronze Size of Piece: 40 x 24 x 16 The original piece was a large piece of black walnut wood. I created a small model and carved a male figure. He is starting to walk. Though his hands are bound in back with rope, and he is a slave, he holds himself upright with hope and self pride. This is a copy of the original and is made of bonded bronze. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.7 x 6.5 x 3" The clay is pressed into a mold, dried, and then fired. A glaze is added for a second firing. I wanted the figure to have motion so a metal base was made to hold the piece horizontally and give the feeling of movement.Fired stoneware with a glaze
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Photograph on photo paper 11 x 8.5 in. A family get together for a week can be intense. To find a moment of quiet and solitude is a blessing. I caught my daughter-in-law in such a moment. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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onyx 10 x 16 x 15" The Invasive is a sculpture, in onyx, based on a two inch black seed of an invasive plant in the Hudson River. The sculptural forms of the seed are amazing and look a little like a devil"s head. Hence the nickname.
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Ceramic - stoneware 17 x 12 x 12"I loved Kipling's "The Jungle Book". It was an interesting challenge to include elements of the story in a round format as if you were on a trail watching the story unfold.
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The works submitted here are part of my ongoing response to the human condition. Those unwanted and unsettling experiences that descend upon one's life to be navigated through and dealt with until all is calm again. Loss, disappointment, illness, tragic situations. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.18 x 24"acrylic on canvas
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Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.The thermal mists of Yellowstone National Park offer a stunning display of colorful hues. As the superheated water rises creating billowing clouds of saturated color that dance and wist in the light above the landscape, a mesmerizing scene unlike anywhere on earth and one that inspired in me a desire to capture some fragment of it.acrylic glaze/gessoed paper 22 x 28"
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pastel/stonehenge paper 22 x 28" The sky is ever changing and because I spend a multitude of time at the edge of the Atlantic Ocean I am constantly inspired by the variations even from moment to moment. While, Red Sky, may seem an exaggeration, in reality it was a particularly magnificent and pervasive sunset that saturated not only the sky but everything under it, including the ocean with a deep red glow. A truly mystical moment.
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Painting Nyil 8 x 8 x 1/8 I am a self-taught artist, focused primarily on portraits and figures in oil and acrylic. This painting is part of a series of portraits of friends and family, as well as people I encounter in everyday life. Nyil is a young man I met in Pittsburgh, who graciously permitted me to take his photograph so that I could paint his portrait. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.acrylic painting 24 x 24 x 2" The Haro Strait is one of the main channels connecting the Strait of Georgia to the Strait of Juan de Fuca, separating Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands in British Columbia, Canada from the San Juan Islands of Washington state in the United States. The forested mountains running down to the shore and the color of the water create a very different landscape than the south Florida coastline. With whales, seals and dolphins watching the marine life is pure joy.
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Every summer we would stay on the bluff overlooking the Skidaway River. On the incoming tide, we would put on our bathing suits and our tennies to go swimming in the river. But you had to be careful not to get cut by the oysters and the Spartina grass. That and rowing the bateau out to catch crabs and play with the dolphins was the best. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.12 x 12"acrylic texture and painting
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mixed media 24 x 30 x 2.25" I am fascinated by the interaction between the surface of water and what lies beneath. As more of our planet experiences flooding the interaction becomes more profound. The sea stories and secrets held just under the mirror like surface tension are mysteries and chrinicles of not only history but possibly the future.
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Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.acrylic 23.5 x 31"How to depict the illusive concept of sin? Choosing an apple strongly symbolized this religious meaning, but how to render spirituality, devoid of gravity, was the challenge. The painting method implemented was to paint a setting of various deep blues pushing space forward and back. The wispy leaf-like lines created movement and visually flowed across the canvas implying spirit. The apple, in its purest form and color, is braced by 2 branches and created a stillness... Now the apple is ready to be picked.
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acrylic 24 x 32" Traveling through Iceland and Alaska has provided many vistas of cold and frozen, snowy and rocky, desolate and comforting spaces. The deep quiet interrupted by a calving glacier, a roaring waterfall or the whoosh of an eagle's wings call me to capture yet another image. Painting these memories challenges my expression of the extremes of the winter seasons and climates....the sharpness of frozen ice.... and the softness of fallen snow....the deep blacks of volcanic rock and the pale blues of sky and waters. The shapes in these natural environments lend themselves easily to abstract expressions. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Acrylic 12 x 12" Down on the Farm is one of a series of small paintings (12x12”) inspired during a late summer morning stroll through Homecoming Farm on Long Island. The people who developed & run the farm are devoted to organic methods honoring the immutable connection between Mother Earth and Holy Spirit. With a prophetic vision, they take responsibility for the health of our land, the bounty she produces, and the nourishment of the poor in our midst. I hope my paintings honor their commitment & their service to our community.
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acrylic 16 x 20 x 2" I am often inspired to paint by the skies lit above and around me. Seasonal changes, daily shifting cloud shows, spectacular displays of color with dawn and the setting sun remind me to pause and take note....this moment....this very one will never happen again.
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mixed media 10 x 10" This image represents a series of experiments combining photo transfers and printmaking as modes of art expression. Thematically, it shares the sense of exhilaration and magic experienced by children. It is my hope that it inspires a viewer to think, " I remember those innocent days." It has been created in the anticipation of larger canvases using similar processes. My art practice involves experimenting with and exploring different media and materials. For me, life is too short to limit my work to a specific style. In the same way I create this sense of childhood fantasy and freedom, I try to replicate that feeling in my paintings. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Clay, ink 10 x 6 x 4.5"For several years now, news media reports have been showing the destruction that is happening to our planet. Daily, there are more catastrophic meteorological events, as well as alarming statistics regarding glacial melting rates, wildfires, years-long droughts, disappearing habitats, and much more. Our safe food and water supply is imperiled on many fronts through pollution, poor infrastructure, war, politics, over consumption. The list is endless. So many humans have contributed to the crisis either actively or through ignorance, not knowing or caring about how their daily habits contribute to the current and immanent crisis. In choosing elements of nature as a theme, my sculptures reflect a concern regarding the effects of climate change. Trees expresses a possible future of desiccation, decay, and destruction. The future is colorless, hard, harsh, and lifeless. Hopefully, viewers of my work will have a visual reference that will influence individual and collective action against climate change.
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colored pencil on illustration board 20 x 16" I am a female, I live in Texas. While the SpIris's are just a flower, they have spikes. The relentless drive by some, to control women's lives are exhaustingly still with us.
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Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.It’s A Mans World A woman behind every great man? Still, visually speaking, my intention of women representing structural support in this totemic carving offers opportunity to suggest a bit of satire aimed directly at the gender power play. This series, the body language unique to each one, was created as a direct result of a lifetime of my own personal experiences.douglas fir 21 x 4 x 3" (with pedestal, 72")
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Photograph 14 x 11 in. The woman in this photo is confident and ready for any challenge. Her eyes are laser focused on her goal, prepared with her protective mask. Her beauty is her strength, and nothing will stand in her way. She is Pretty Tough! Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Photography 16 x 20 x 2 in. There are no hands like a grandmother's, that have soothed the sick, planted and tended the seeds, cooked and served the food, sewed clothes, and might have delivered a spanking or two! Each line, each wrinkle has been well earned, over decades of love and selfless care for her family. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Acrylic on Art Board
Untitled II-May 25, 2022
Size: 12 x 16
Framed Size: 16 x 20
Taking into consideration the tragedy of the Uvalde shooting, and experiencing the grief and angst that this gun violence and senseless killing of children and others continues, I poured everything-all the emotions I had into several pieces. My work endeavors to take all the conflict, tragedy and transmute it into visual harmony, in essence; take heat and make light.
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acrylic, latex, graphite on art board 16 x 20 x .5" I moved from California just three years ago, largely due to wildfires, and found myself in a quiet rural New England town. Objects and photographs from years ago when I lived on the East Coast, that had been stored away for many years, when rediscovered, triggered an avalanche of memories and emotions. This piece is one of many that I refer to as Envisioning Emotional Connections Between Objects, Time, Memory and Experience.
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acrylic & latex on canvas 30 x 40 x 2" After living in Los Angeles for years, I moved to Northern California. The pristine beauty inspired me to paint the landscape - motivated in part by the fear that I would wake up one day and it would all be gone! The Wildfires of 2017 were traumatic, we (my husband and I) experienced three on our land that year. Lower Ridge and Cow Mountain Under Smoke were both painted during the 2020 fire season, I felt as if I had to bear witness to this vanishing landscape. Later that year, largely due to the sudden death of my youngest sibling and ensuing California wildfires, we chose to sell our 195 acre place and move back to the East Coast to be near family. In my quiet rural town we are creating a new life and farm. I am still witnessing and interpreting the landscape. October Garden is about the excitement of connecting to and observing my new environment.
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acrylic, latex, and graphite on canvas 24 x 24 x 1" Printemps is one of the first pieces I painted in my Abstracted Memories series.. It was painted in the spring of 2022 after being reunited with possessions of mine stored for decades. I had recently moved back to the East Coast from Northern California. The ensuing flood of emotions, memories and the sensations of touching objects and seeing again photographs of family members who had died even before the items were stored away, was overwhelming. Printemps is in honor of my grandmother Mamie, an artist and performer who raised me when I was a child and died when I was 14 years old. She sewed her dresses with beautiful fabrics, and loved flowers and bright colors. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Printmaking 15 x 15" Bell’s Woodlands is a print from my recent series “ Trail Musings”. Being surrounded by nature has always been a source of interpretation for me, I am concerned about the impact and consequences of climate change. From remembered landscapes, I draw on my landscape photographs recording light, shadow and memory. Merging the images from several perspectives gives a closer interpretation of my experiences. The resulting images suggest narratives of unfolding life cycles: birth, growth, death and renewal.
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Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.This is Hamlet’s Ophelia, heartbroken. Her beloved has gone mad, accidentally killed her father, and there love affair is finished. “Get thee to a nunnery “ he thunders. Completely distraught, she drowns herself. I tried to capture her anguish.terracotta 12 x 9 x 8"
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terracotta 7 x 18 x 9" I’ve been working in water based clay which gets fired in a kiln, rather than plastilina on a metal armature which requires a mold, casting and patination to produce a finished piece. I love the color of the natural clay, and although it requires hollowing to avoid air bubbles which can explode in the kiln and destroy everything. The work produced is able to be offered at considerably lower price points. This piece was inspired by the model’s musculature, bulked up by recent physical training, and a joke about his male anatomy. He got “another sword” which then required a protective shield! The piece is named for the play by George Bernard Shaw, and the opening words of Virgil’s Aeneid.
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Watercolor Pencil
The Cairn
Size: 30 x 22
Framed Size: 32 x 24
“The Cairn”… The word cairn originated in Gaelic, meaning “mound of stones.” The Cairn's primary purpose for the Celts, Native Americans, and other bygone cultures was to mark an area as sacred ground. This drawing, "The Cairn", is part of a series exploring the impact of conflict on women in war zones today. The contour of these bodies suggests the shape of a Cairn.. Although emotionally crushed by what they and their loved ones have experienced, the embrace of these women also suggests stability, strength and resilience. While they console one another, they create a sacred space. As they work to heal, they forge path forward through the complicated landscape of their broken world.
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mixed media 10 x 8" This mixed media work is part of a series of Animals I created earlier this year. This is a color pencil, watercolor pencil and Neocolor ll drawing on Rives BFK paper. It is then adhered to a 1.5 " deep cradled wood panel, and varnished. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.
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This is part of a series of indigenous birds in southeast Virginia. The symbolism of the raven is complex. The Talking Raven as in this drawing, is said to represent prophecy and insight. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.11 x 14"Drawing on Rives BFK, varnished on panel wood
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Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.This piece is titled Dazzle after the term used to describe a herd of Zebras. A dazzle of zebras creates a mesmerizing appearance that protects the group.ion to the individuals in the group. Ironically, while seeing all the stripes together serves to confuse predators, their unique pattern also aid in individual recognition among zebras. As the sight of a dazzle celebrates the beauty of both the collective and the individual, it also reminds us to cherish our common humanity while honoring the special qualities that make each one of us unique.drawing 24 x 32 x 1"
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mixed media 18 x 24" Farideh Goldin left Iran at 22 for the United States, looking for opportunities denied her in Iran. She has published two books about her life ; "Wedding Song" chronicles her early years in Iran and "Leaving Iran" which focuses on her life during the early 90's when the rest of her family escaped the country. Currently she continues writing other peoples stories through her Blog, " Food and Memory". She explores the connection that food has with one's history. These are mixedmedia drawings, I use color pencil, watercolor pencil and neocolor ll on Rives Bfk paper. "Leaving Iran" uses images of the women in Farideh's stories. "Food and Memory" incorporates an Iranian motif with food references in Persian. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.
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mixed media 20 x 24" Farideh Goldin left Iran at 22 for the United States, looking for opportunities denied her in Iran. She has published two books about her life ; "Wedding Song" chronicles her early years in Iran and "Leaving Iran" which focuses on her life during the early 90's when the rest of her family escaped the country. Currently she continues writing other peoples stories through her Blog, " Food and Memory". She explores the connection that food has with one's history. These are mixedmedia drawings, I use color pencil, watercolor pencil and neocolor ll on Rives Bfk paper. "Leaving Iran" uses images of the women in Farideh's stories. "Food and Memory" incorporates an Iranian motif with food references in Persian. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.20 x 30" Rainy Days can be raw and challenging or peaceful and cozy. The bodies sheltering together in this mixed media drawing, In the Rain create a shape that is reminiscent of a cityscape.. The group in this image projects a sense of community and unity.mixed media drawing on paper
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Knitted Together explores an ordinary yet emotionally significant moments of human connection. The title Knitted Together encapsulates the theme of women's relationships and the interconnectedness of their experiences. Ommitting faces to emphasize the connections adds to the depth of the narrative. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.22 x 30"mixed media on paper
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Mixed media, drawing on paper 24 x 18 x 1 in. Lena is my oldest grandchild and only granddaughter. Although she lives on the West coast, we have always shared a special bond. This summer, while she, her father and brother were visiting us in Virginia, she got her first period. Later, as we sat together, I began to sketch. At one point, she created a peep hole to look through as we talked. That gesture portrayed for me the ambivalence of the moment. It felt as though she was looking out at the future, as she contemplated the consequences of her body changing to her adult self. Her pose captured he tension between childhood and adulthood, highlighting the uncertainty and conflicting emotions that come with this transition Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.
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mixed media painting 30 x 40 x 2" The Sheep in Snow is a 30 x40” mixed media painting on Rives BFK paper. I adhered the original drawing onto a cradled wood panel. I then continued to paint into it and complete it with varnish. The gradual merging of the sheep and the snow in the background is reminiscent of many a snowstorm on the road to Syracuse where the snow clouded the vision ahead. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.I've been doing research on the treatment of Asian American immigrants in Nevada. Often, their bodies are buried in unmarked graves and the land used for commercial purposes. The most egregious example would be the 10-15 Chinese American immigrants buried under mining waste in Tonopah, Nevada. There is universality in every specificity. What happened is Tonopah is representative of many in our country, buried in unmarked graves, discarded once our utilitarian value has ceased. This is one mixed media work as part of a series as a response to the continuing mistreatment of Asian Americans and the accompanying diaspora that follows.image transfer on canvas, gold leaf, acrylic paint 24 x 20 x 1"
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cut & shredded magazine paper 11 x 14" This collage is part of a series about the condition of asylum seekers and the parallel with the religous pilgrims of the past. Both traveled great distances on foot. Both believed in the existence of sanctuary based on faith, the faith that their hope of salvation existed in a physical location. Both are confronted with perils of travel and some never arrive at their hoped for destinations. The parallels reveal that suffering is a part of the human condition historically and in modernity. We like to believe in the advent of modernity that such suffering should be a thing of the past. It's up to all of us to make that change to minimalize the suffering of our fellow beings. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.
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silverpoint on paper 4 x 7 x .5" Winter’s cold clarity of light echoes silverpoint’s play of light from metal particles, as in a scene of the skyline silhouettes of sentinel trees I drew in chilly Brittany, as I huddled in my car. In the Blue Mountains, a dead pine tree epitomized the wintertime quiet of death, hibernation or new life forming. Frozen realities also use winter symbolically. The genesis of Frozen in Time (Japan) was a photograph my grandfather took in 1924 Japan, a country shocked and reeling after the Great Kanto Earthquake: a photographic record of time frozen, a landscape long forgotten and changed, yet to me utterly poignant and eloquent. Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.
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Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between the artist and buyer after the purchase.The ocean delivers gifts of beauty in special ways. This piece is intended to invoke thoughts of unexpected tenderness via the tumbling, rustling, and tossing of the currents. After being carefully sheltered by a jagged, stone-like exterior, the gentle, shiny abalone interior holds a surprising hue. The tender pearl contained within a myriad of colorful hues displays proof that beauty can be carefully created and then surrendered from within the center of the toughest elements. Abalone Heart reminds us that we are strong and resilient. We will render the product of our worth despite the storms we experience.acrylic, watercolor, metallic watercolor, soap, & ink 30 x 30 x 2.25"
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Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.Abstraction takes the eye through an adventure. It has evolved from a formal piece into a more interesting, deeper, and more informed version of itself. Layers emerged, delivering hidden gems. It has become one of my favorite pieces because it just keeps giving. Dark tones are filled with a surprising myriad of color that prove that there is no real black, but rather a spectrum of deepness within color asking for light to draw out character within them. Look further at these color-filled dark areas, and as the eye searches, this piece will keep changing and rewarding your view.ink & watercolor on museum-grade canvas 20 x 20 x 2.25"
