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This is captures the downtown area of Five Points looking North from 20th and Tremont. The building in the upper left quadrant is the Jarvis school which burned down in the early 1900's.
This Large piece radiates with horizontal bands of blues, blacks creams and whites. It is one piece from my Color Field collection.
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San francisco main branch. Painted to look like an old post card, its warm grays and red oxide tones would make it a beautiful addition to your home or office.
Beautiful tonal piece using Prussian Blues. There is a companion piece hanging in the Colorado Governors Mansion. Framed with a one inch silver trim. The cross streets are near Curtis and 16th.
This familiar scene embraces the heartland fields and farms across America in the 1930's. Bright, illuminating colors of golds, yellows and browns make up this late afternoon scene.
Truly a contemporary interpretation. Soft color transitions. Soft blues and creams make up the sky while rust, pinks and purples gather to create the landscape.
Denver's skyline continues to reach higher toward the sky. This piece was painted from one the the newest building on Spear Blvd. Framed with large gray moulding hand made by me in my studio.
As Denver progressive re-development sweeps a new horizon across the landscape, the Wentworth hotel is a victim of that progress. However the image makes for a beautiful piece that in itself shows the modern hotel intersecting with the then rural homes around Denver.
Colorfield! That is the name I have assigned to my body of works that visually expand over the given format. These works make a beautiful color statement and add a contemporary flare to one's home or office. This piece is framed with a Gold edge.
This beautiful piece depicts a flowing stream and is expressed with a multitude of colors and texture. The combination of gesso and venetian plasters used as a surface has lent itself well to this modern piece.
Utah with its many colors or rust, oranges and bright skys have been ignored here to give way to a graphic interpretation of the many layers and depths of endless canyons. The multilayering of transparent grays create this etherial expression.
From Southern Colorado the Ute tribes still live on the land. This piece represents Ute indians who have come into the town of Ignacio to trade. It is based upon an image obtained from the Colorado Historical Society.
This warm Colorfield piece is expressed with vertical striations of grays, tones of purple and bright cadium yellow.