Queen, 41 × 36.5”, mixed media on canvas.
Maya, 43 × 32” , latex, pastel, pencil on canvas.
Harry, 24 × 18” on paper, commissioned piece for private home, NJ
Sally, 24 × 18” on paper, commissioned piece for private home, NJ
Francesca, 44” x 32”, latex, spray paint, gold metallic, paper, pastel, water soluble pencil on canvas, 2021
hOMe Store, Hawthorne, NJ
Mandy, 37 × 37”, latex, pastel, pencil on canvas.
David, 30” x 25”, latex, acrylic, water soluble crayon and pencil on canvas, 2019
There's Something About Janet, 44" x 44", latex, spray paint, pastel, water soluble crayon and pencil on canvas, 2018
Matilda, 44' x 44", latex, spray paint, pastel, water soluble pencil and crayon on canvas, 2017/18
hOMe Store, Hawthorne, NJ
Banana Man, 48” x 48”, latex, joint compound, water soluble crayon and pencil on hardboard, 2017
The Secret, 42” x 72”, latex, joint compound, water soluble crayon and pencil on hardboard, 2017
Madame Bijou, 72” x 48”, latex, joint compound, water soluble crayon and pencil on hardboard, 2017. I had the honor of being escorted to the most fabulous art opening reception I have ever attended on the upper East Side of Manhattan. While at the bar, trying to decide between the champagne, 4 different wines, or any of the 8 fine Cuban rums, I couldn’t help but be entranced by the heavily made-up elderly woman in the center of the gallery who was dripping with jewels, sequins, and a tall feathered headpiece, which probably added a good 12 inches to her 5 foot frame. Attempting to hide the fact that I was studying her face, I wondered what this woman was really like. Was she happily loving life and her costume-like attire was a product of her self-confidence and whimsy? Was she sad and alone, and tragically trying to relive her once bedazzling youth? I’ll never know for sure, but her image stayed with me so I eventually decided to paint her. I never found out her name, so when the finished portrait reminded me of Brassai’s 1932 photograph, Madame Bijou in the Bar de la Lune, of a heavily jeweled Parisian bar-fly with drawn in lips and smeared mascara, whose once-upon-a-time glamour had faded and torn with age, I had to name her Madame Bijou.
Cinq Gallery, Dallas, TX
The Decision, 66” x 48”, latex, joint compound, water soluble crayon and pencil, 2017
Cinq Gallery, Dallas, TX ; artsy.net
The Office Party, 48” x 32”, latex, joint compound, spray paint, paper, water soluble crayon and pencil on hardboard, 2016
Cinq Gallery, Dallas, TX ; artsy.net
Aurora, 32” x 25”, latex, pastel, water soluble crayon and pencil on canvas, 2020
Commissioned, Private Collection, NJ
The Juror, 24” x 18”, latex, spray paint, pastel, water soluble pencil on heavy weight, acid free paper, 2021
hOMe Store, Hawthorne, NJ
Lemonhead, 36" x 24", latex, spray paint, water soluble pencil and crayon on canvas, 2017/18
hOMe Store, Hawthorne, NJ
Windmill Man, 48" x 30", mixed media on hardboard, 2017