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Three Sleds, 24 x 30, oil on gallery-wrapped canvas
White Bear Lake Sunset, 18 x 24, oil on panel
Painted on location. Winner: Award of Merit, White Bear Lake Center for the Arts, 2022, Into Nature exhibition.
Spring Blossoms at the Garage
24 x 30 oil on panel
Lake Harriet Ice and Snow
40 x 40, oil on panel.
Winter Shapes on the Farm
24x30 oil on panel
Painted on location near Dubuque, Iowa.
Night at the Intersection
36 x 48 oil on canvas
When our kids were little, they used to build 3- to 4-foot snow people then set them in the middle of our quiet—but not totally quiet—side street. They’d sit behind the backyard fence and watch as cars came along. Most drivers would ease up, then… Would they slowly smush the little guy? Accelerate to ramming speed and explode it? It was always a pleasant surprise how many people would carefully drive around, presumably with a smile on their faces. Safety advocates might not recommend this pastime (Don’t try this at home, kids!), but it beats YouTube.
Early Spring at the Lake
36 x 36 oil on gallery-wrapped canvas
Wetlands give us clean water.
Clouds and Setting Sun Over the Lake
40 x 60 oil on canvas SOLD
Loon Lake Morning
22 x 45 oil on panel. SOLD
Snow Family at the Lake
40 x 40, oil on gallery wrapped canvas
Boundary Waters Sundown
24 x 36 oil on linen
Sailboats at Sunset, 48 x 60 oil on linen
Sunbeams Over 38th Street (SOLD)
24 x 24 oil on panel
Low Tide at Goss Island, Laguna
22 x 30 oil on linen
Lake Superior Shore at Tettegouche
24 x 30 oil on linen
Cloud Study
24 x 30 oil on canvas
Summer Evening Sailboats
48 x 60 oil on canvas
Hungry Jack Lake
60 x 40 oil on canvas
In Between
24 x 48 oil on panel
Sunlight on the Side of a House
18 x 36 oil on canvas
In an interview with Edward Hopper, a young arts writer prefaced a question with some post-war-alienation-symbolism mumbojumbo. Hopper's response was that all he ever wanted to paint was sunlight on the side of a house.
Grand Marais Rocks
30 x 40 oil on canvas
Late Sun on the Rocks, Superior Shore
24 x 36 oil on panel
Spring Blossoms in the Park
24 x 36 oil on canvas
Snowperson 11, The Entertainer
30 x 24 oil on panel
Snowperson 10
36 x 48 oil on canvas
Snow Family Contemplates Its Predicament
24 x 30 oil on canvas
Orange Rectangle
24 x 30 oil on panel
Red Lawn Chairs
30 x 30 oil on panel
Trees and Boulders, Boundary Waters
40 x 30 oil on canvas
Clouds and Setting Sun Over the Lake
30 x 40 oil on canvas
This is a scene from a Boundary Waters trip I took with Kristi and our two daughters. (both veterans of wilderness camp Menogyn, so they travel like true voyageurs.) This area had been part of the 2011 Pagami creek fire.
Lake 3 Sunset
24 x 30 oil on canvas
Duluth Overlook, February
26 x 67 oil on canvas
Spring Haybales
24 x 30 oil on linen
Morning Over Virgin, Utah
36 x 48 oil on linen
Gotta Move, 30 x 40 oil on canvas
A 2-D investigation of 3-D shapes: The wind-rippled tarps tied down with ratchet straps created texture and tension, as did the fine print on page 84 of this unfortunate family's mortgage contract.
Honorable Mention, 2013 Minnesota State Fair Fine Arts Exhibition
Brooklyn Streetscape
29 x 16 oil on panel
On Ramp, Burnsville
24 x 30 oil on canvas
Building the Vikings Stadium
36 x 24 oil on panel
Waterslide
66 x 50 oil on canvas
Beautiful Summer Sky
40 x 40 oil on canvas
SOLD
Netting the Vines, Parley Lake Vinyard
30 x 40 oil on canvas
SOLD
High Sun, Clouds
48 x 60 oil on canvas
SOLD
Through the Woods
34 x 60 oil on canvas
SOLD
Morning on Lake Mille Lacs
24 x 30 oil on linen
SOLD
Spring Blossoms
30 x 24 oil on canvas
SOLD
Hallelujah!, 18 x 24 oil on canvas
This scene depicts the Minneapolis Southwest High School holiday music program at the Basilica of St. Mary in downtown Minneapolis. For the finale, all the performers—plus anyone else who's itching to sing—gathers on and around the altar/stage to sing Handel's Hallelujah chorus.
SOLD
Llama
30 x 15 oil on canvas