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1956 The Sea
Oil, on canvas, 24"x 36"
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This is interesting as a depiction which includes a mental conception and literal reference. I remember when my mother asked what the painting was about, I responded it was a portrait of father and son. She said, "But they are waves." I said, "Yes they are waves in a sea of waves, but they are also father and son and energy."
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1958 Stag
Oil, on canvas, 19"x 20"
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This depiction is a work from the imagionation.
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1957 Owl
Watercolor, on paper, 12"x 18"
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This painting was influencial in that it was recognized by the scolastic honors awards society with golden key award and 2nd place in national show at the New York Coloseum. The attention fostered support for art school applications.
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1958 Bozouki
Oil, on canvas, 24"x 36"
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This was the start of the Still Life series. It was influential in that as one of the first documented oil paintings, it combined abstraction
within a representational format. As a period work it exemplifies many undocumented works of that time.
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1958 Tenement
Mixed Media, on paper, 12"x 18"
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My uncle Stuart lived in Manhattan. He was an artist and writer. On my visits he would take me to hear Jazz and look at art. I would come back
with impressions of the city. Sometimes they ended up in a painting.
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1958 City Smog
Mixed Media, on paper, 12"x 18"
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The smog was post atomic conflict aftermath. The times were "Duck & cover" cold war. The idea of a sudden bomb attack were concerns parents were talking about.
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1958 Grandy
Drawing, on paper, 12"x 18"
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This is a drawing from 1958 of my Grandfather. It is the earliest surviving image of a portrait. This is a good representation of Carl. It is a bit crude in the use of line, but my education and experience were not yet in place. The nature of arriving at a portrait is not dependant on an elegant style but in conveying the observation of "characteristic" details which are associated with that individual. I have always been attracted by the portrait. It presents the esthetic dilemma inherent in all art which is the relationship of individuality and totality.
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1958 Red Barn
Watercolor, on paper , 12"x 18"
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My neighbor Josh Booth, made a watercolor of the barn. She suggested I make one. Hers was a lyrical complete picture. Mine was a study where the depiction of the barn as an accurate record documenting it. I had developed the habit of making some paintings for the exclusive purpose of investigation, or discovery.
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1965
Sureal Portrait
Oil On Canvas, 18"x 24"
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1971 Head Mirror
Oil, on canvas, 48"x 60"
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1968
Self Portrait
Oil On Canvas, 10"x 14"
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1970 Chet
Acrylic, on canvas, 42"x 54"
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This painting is part of a series of portraits of artists. Steve Hotvedt was a creative partner who photographed many of these portrait sessions. Chet is an artist who I became friends with while at the Silvermine College Of Art.
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1970 Stuart
Acrylic, on canvas, 42"x 54"
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Another work from the "Portraits Of Portraits" group. Stuart is an artist also whom I met at the Silvermine College Of Art. We talked often
about art, Zen, meditation, and the archetypal voyage to wisdom.
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1970 study2
Oil, on canvas, 11"x 14"
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This was a portrait of the every day image. At what point does an image get into the mythology of representation.
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1971 Breakfast
Acrylic, on canvas, 18"x 24"
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1971 Saint Sebastian
Acrylic, on canvas, 54"x 68"
Part Of Series
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1971 Setting
Acrylic, on canvas, 46"x 48"
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1971 Hydra Self Portrait
Oil, on canvas, 12"x 14"
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1975 Rendering
Drawing, on paper, 18"x 24"
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1975
Oxford Park
Acrylic, on canvas, 18"x 24"
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1970 study2
Oil, on canvas, 11"x 14"
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This work was a study in the balance between image identification and abstraction. The question it addressed was, at what point does an image gel into the identifiable representation of a person's face, or remain abstract parts existing in their own right as color and shape.
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1975 Nude 1
Oil, on canvas, 18"x 24"
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1975 Nude 2
Oil, on canvas, 18"x 24"
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1975 Nude 3
Lithograph, on paper, 18"x 24"
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1980
Woman With Green Hair
Acrylic On Canvas, 52"x 74"
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1982
Cutting Board 4
Oil On Canvas, 18"x 24"
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1985
Holy Family
Oil On Canvas, 18"x 24"
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1988 Dair
Acrylic On Canvas, 34"x 42"
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1988
Gus
Acrylic On Canvas, 16"x 20"
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2003
Basket Setting
Oil On Panel, 16"x 20"
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