At the Easel and Beyond

For more than 45 years, I've been painting the places and scenes that talk to me. Old neighborhoods, country roads, quiet waterways, and familiar landscapes have always held a special attraction.
I'm drawn to the character of these places, but I don't necessarily paint them exactly as I find them. I may change the light, rearrange a few trees, or simplify a scene to create the painting I have in mind.
One of the greatest pleasures of being an artist is hearing from collectors who tell me that a painting reminds them of a special place or a cherished memory. That's a connection I treasure.
"Your work is beautiful and we treasure Autumn Symphony and Timeless. They are both spectacular. We're proud to have both of them in our collection."
Bob L.
Art that Speaks.
Collections that Inspire.
Step into a world where every piece tells a story.
Towns and neighborhoods reveal their timeless character over time. Changing light, interesting architecture, and everyday details all play a part. I may adjust elements to strengthen the composition, but the goal is always to capture the feeling of a place that’s quietly lived in.
Everyday things offer endless inspiration in their color, shape, and changing light. I organize these familiar elements in ways that feel natural and unpretentious to make arrangements you can live with.
"The client who purchased it lives in Alexandria and visits the gallery when she needs an art fix. She dabbles in painting a little and she's highly selective about her purchases, especially since she's out of wall space. She thought "Marigold Breakfast" would work on an easel - perfect."
Nanette L.
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McBride Gallery, 215 Main Street, Annapolis, MD
September 12 - October 11, 2026
Amber Cove, 16 x 30

Washington Society of Landscape Painters
Troika Gallery, 9 S. Harrison Street, Easton, MD
September 4 - September 30, 2026
Dawn's Early Light, 12 x 16

International Guild of Realistic
Online: www.realismguild.com
October 15 - December 20, 2026
Remember When, 24 x 36

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