Waiting For Winter- Image size 9 1/2 x 23- $90 One of two originals that is owned by the woman who was the inspiration for the Gidget movies from the early 60's. This image was used for the cover of the Vermont Law School's Summer guide in 1999. What caught my eye was the diversity of this spot. Farmers field with modern house in background, lake and mountains, Vermont and New York. Edition size 525 hand signed and numbered prints. Image size 9 x 24 inches.

Perfect Morning- Image size 20 x 20- $90 This is what I see when I look out my living room window in June. The house currently owned by Lois Perfect whose daughter gave me private art lessons when I was a senior in High School. It was painted from real life during the drought of 1995. I would start each day painting the grass then would work up into the painting. Each day I would start by looking at the grass and adjusting tthe colors before moving up into other parts of the painting. After a week of adjusting the grass I thought about it. The painting wasn't off it was the drought turning the grass brown. Large print with an image size of 20 x 20 inches with an edition size of 525 hand signed and numbered prints.

The Road Home- Image size 14 x 18- $75 This image shows the town I live in; Lincoln,Vermont. The general store, foreground left, is owned by my nieceand our house is the second one past the store on the left. The original was painted in Late September of 1995. It was a very fun painting to do because at the time Prisilla Prestly and a film crew was filming a commercial for "Indian Summer" perfume in town. They were camped right across the river from this spot. When the news hit the papers there was no end to the traffic in this usually small Vermont hamlet.

Farm House View- Image size  15 1/2 x 19 1/2- $90  This is the house my wife grew up in. When I started this painting, back in 1995, I told my mother-in-law I was doing a painting of her house. "Who is going to buy a painting of my house?" was her response. I had only spent a couple of hours on it and had it in my studio when we opened the gallery. A customer came and asked "How much is this one, when it is finished?" I told him and he said "Consider it sold" Then I had to call my mother-in-law and tell her I sold the painting of her house- for more than they originally paid for the house, barn, and 200 acres of land- back in 1945.

"Christmas in the Center" Image size 14 x 22 1/2- $90 I painted this scene in 2000 to commemorate the large blue spruce which was cut down shortly after this painting was completed. Due to the dry conditions of the soil the tree contracted a disease which defoliated its branches. The tree was planted in the 1950's and survived a fire that razed the church that originally stood in this spot. The town had a "spare church" due to the population decline of the town after the mills started to close in the early 1900's. They put the church in this painting on the back of a truck and drove it to this spot where it sits today. In the left foreground of this painting you see the town triangle- just in front of the lighted display- where I painted the painting "The Road Home" from in 1995. This was painted from the step of the Lincoln General Store that you see in that painting. If you are familiar with the work of writer Chris Bojhalian, author of "Midwives" a 1998 Oprah pick, the yellow house is his and his wife, famous photographer, Victoria Blewer. In a number of Chris's books he will refer to a charactor living in the Yellow house next to the church.