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Welcome, and thank you for taking the time to visit my website. As a Black Mountain, NC, resident who has exhibited my paintings in Asheville, I was one of hundreds of artists severely impacted by Hurricane/Tropical Storm Helene, which struck Western North Carolina in late September 2024. Surging floodwaters, forceful winds, downed trees and cascading landslides caused unprecedented damage and claimed more than 100 lives.
Flooding devastated much of Asheville's River Arts District, destroying some venues and heavily damaging others -- including Trackside Studios, which housed some of my paintings. Though Trackside has since reopened, I do not currently have artwork there. You can always view my paintings here on my website, however, and on my "Heaven and Earth Art" Facebook page, as well as on Instagram (@black_mountain_artist).
This page shows all of my paintings. Click on an image to see its dimensions and medium. You'll also see a "Go to" link that you can click on to email me with comments or questions, including about pricing. Paintings that have already sold say so in their descriptions and also appear on the "Archived Paintings" page.
For now, I'm continuing to process the tragedy that has affected so many. I am hopeful that, through the mysterious alchemy of creative work, beauty will somehow emerge from the painful events associated with Helene. In the meantime, my heartfelt thanks for your understanding, interest and support.
 Mixed media on board, 18" x 18" |  Acrylic on 16" x 20" canvas panel |  Mixed media on wood, 18" x 18" |  Mixed Media on wood, 18" x 18" |
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 Mixed media on wood, 18"x 18" |  Mixed media on wood, 12" x 12" |  Mixed media on wood, 12" x 12" UNAVAILABLE (Lost to Helene) |  Mixed media on wood, 12" x 12" |
 Mixed media on wood, 12" x 12" |  Mixed media on wood, 12" x 12" |  Mixed media on wood, 11" x 14" SOLD. Mist and light mesmerize a group on a snowy stroll. |  Oil and cold wax on wood, 12" x 16" SOLD Sunlight meets snow and winter trees in a promise of lengthening days. |
 24" x 36" oil on canvas -- SOLD (giclee print available) The second in a trilogy of poppies paintings, "Wide Awake" came about when I felt compelled to contrast the vibrant blossoms with a stormy sky. The flowers made me think of people across the USA who have been stirred from complacency to become more engaged in the democracy. |  Acrylic on 12" x 16" canvas panel UNAVAILABLE (Lost to Helene) A boy abandons himself to the joy of the ocean. |  Oil and cold wax on wood, 18" x 24" Seasonal light and color intensify in a dreamer's mind. |  Oil on 24" x 30" gallery-wrap canvas A waterfall surges and swirls through through dappled sunlight. |
 Oil on 12" x 16" cradled birch panel Sunlight strikes fall foliage, casting warm reflections onto a cool mountain lake. |  Acrylic on 11" x 14" linen panel -- SOLD Honoring the brave resistance of the people of Ukraine |  Acrylic on wood, 18" x 24" UNAVAILABLE (Lost to Helene) Water plummets unimpeded through shadow and light in a remote wilderness. |  Acrylic on 20" x 24" gallery-wrap canvas Warm sunlight, cool shadows and billowy clouds send spirits soaring. |
 Acrylic on 12" x 12" panel -- SOLD An exuberant foal bounds through a pasture. |  Acrylic on 16" x 20" wood Cool water cascades over rocks in a waterfall nestled in the woods. |  Acrylic on 8" x 10" panel A little boy completes his sandcastle. |  Oil on 8" x 10" linen panel -- SOLD An alert cat is primed for play -- and mischief. |
 Oil on 10" x 10" panel Inspired by Ukrainians' courageous defense of their nation and freedom. |  Acrylic on 11" x 14" linen panel A father gives his toddler a shoreline ride. |  Acrylic on 12" x 12" canvas panel -- SOLD Alpaca + snow = seasonal fun. |  Acrylic on 16" x 20" canvas A street musician longs to be heard -- and seen. |
 Acrylic on 11" x 14" canvas panel -- SOLD Can a sunflower be shy -- or is it simply a late-bloomer? |  Acrylic on 9" x 12" -- SOLD gallery-wrap canvas A mischievous boy frolics along the seashore. |  12" x 16" acrylic on canvas panel -- SOLD A wine cellar entrance stands as a trace of the Black Mountain, NC, estate of famed architect Rafael Guastavino, whose tile vaultings and ceilings grace the Biltmore Estate in Asheville, New York's Grand Central Station, Boston Public Library and major buildings across the nation. |  Acrylic on 12" x 16" canvas panel A couple and their dog enjoy a carefree walk on a secluded beach. |
 Acrylic on 9" x 12" panel An airborne skateboarder is in his element. |  Oil on 11" x 14" canvas panel -- SOLD. A placid heron remains watchful while resting. |  Oil on 12" x 12" panel -- SOLD A black bear takes on the vivid hues of its sunny, floral surroundings. |  oil on 24" x 36" gallery-wrap canvas -- SOLD This painting sat unfinished in my studio until the coronavirus pandemic prompted me to complete it. As sunflowers turn from darkness toward light, we lean from despair toward hope. |
 Acrylic on 8" x 10" canvas panel A father accompanies his daughter as she wades in the shallows. |  Oil on 11" x 14" linen panel A secluded dwelling seems to harbor secrets. UNAVAILABLE (lost to Helene) |  Oil on 12" x 12" panel A sun-splashed villa beckons passersby. |  Oil on 12" x 16" linen panel New growth surrounds an old barn. |
 Oil on 12" x 12" canvas panel -- SOLD. A curious cow greets an onlooker. |  Acrylic on 11" x 14" canvas panel Glints of sunlight color shadowed snow as a snug cat looks out. |  Acrylic on 11" x 14" canvas panel A mother elephant towers over her offspring. |  Oil on 11" x 14" canvas panel Practicality meets the ephemeral. |
 Acrylic on 11" x 14" canvas panel -- SOLD Autumn's beauty -- and transience -- are on display along a tranquil lane. |  Acrylic on 16" x 20" canvas A musician goes within before vocalizing to an audience. |  Acrylic on 11" x 14" canvas panel Morning sun gilds seasonal foliage. |  Acrylic on 12" x 12" panel -- SOLD A cellist merges with his music. |
 SOLD Acrylic on 9" x 12" panel A sauntering rooster assumes the right to roam wherever he pleases. |  Acrylic on 12" x 12" panel A young musician ponders his next stop. |  Acrylic on 9" x 12" panel -- SOLD A winding path through a rocky, flowered field invites one to wander. SOLD. |  Acrylic on 12" x 16" canvas panel The rising sun sets trees aglow and scatters warm light across cool snow. |
 24" x 24", oil on gallery-wrap canvas Based on an image from the iconic Hubble telescope, this painting depicts an enormous bubble -- stretching seven light-years across -- that's propelled through space on winds generated by a huge star. The seething star forming this nebula is 45 times more massive than our sun. Gas on the star gets so hot that it escapes away into space as a ‘stellar wind’ moving at over four million miles per hour. |  Acrylic on 11" x 14" panel -- SOLD. A fox fastens its attention on its prey. |  oil on 24" x 18" canvas -- SOLD The view to the north of my home arrested me one winter day with its contrasts as the warm glow of the sun intermingled with the cool blue shadows and vestiges of a snowfall. |  Acrylic on 12" x 16" canvas panel SOLD Leaves released by autumn trees float on a tranquil pond. |
 Acrylic on 8" x 10" canvas panel -- SOLD A kayaker paddles past a shady canopy into the sun. |  Acrylic on 9" x 12" panel Soft light falls on fruits of a bountiful land. |  Acrylic on 12" x 12" canvas panel A groundhog emerges from its burrow into a swirl of autumn leaves. |  Acrylic on 12" x 16" canvas panel -- SOLD The rising sun pierces mist over cool morning surf. |
 Acrylic on 12" x 16" canvas panel -- SOLD Fall foliage rises above fog that encircles the mountains like an inland ocean. |  Acrylic on 8" x 10" panel Backlighting betrays a fox's furtive passage through the woods. |  Acrylic on 8" x 10" canvas panel -- SOLD The rising sun casts warm light on waves and a lone willet on Oak Island, NC. |  Acrylic on 8" x 10" canvas panel Sunrise gilds a horseshoe crab along the Oak Island shore. |
 Acrylic on 10" x 10" panel Does flowers' transitory nature make us cherish them more? |  Acrylic on 11" x 14" canvas panel The batter never knows what's being released by the pitcher -- nor do we know what life's pitching us... |  Acrylic on 10" x 10" panel Flowers may express what a sender cannot. |  Acrylic on 10" x 20" gallery-wrap canvas -- SOLD Life is often like baseball -- it might throw us a curve, a change-up or a fast one; and we might wait for the next one, swing and miss, meet it square on, or... or bunt. |
 Acrylic on 8" x 10" canvas panel Multiple identities reside in us all. |  Acrylic on 9" x 12" canvas panel A young man sports sunglasses -- and attitude. |  Acrylic on 8" X 10" canvas panel -- SOLD Meandering musings or focused contemplation -- what do you think? |  Acrylic on 8" x 10" canvas panel Roxy, kittenish despite being grown, is always eager to engage my husband, Mike, and me in fun. |
 Acrylic on 8" x 8" panel -- SOLD Shadows play across a chestnut horse as it gazes ahead. |  Acrylic on 12" x 12" canvas panel SOLD A monkey extends a guiding hand to its progeny. |  Acrylic on 9" x 12" panel Secure but restless, a colt feels drawn toward unknown adventures. |  Acrylic on 12" x 12" panel Both resting and watchful, a pelican surveys its domain. |
 Acrylic on 8" x 10" canvas panel A frog is positioned to jump -- or to keep basking in sunshine! |  Acrylic on 9" x 12" panel -- SOLD What happens on the farm stays on the farm. |  Acrylic on 11" x 14" canvas panel -- SOLD Shoreline school is in session for this young bird accompanying its elder. |  SOLD. on 8" x 10" canvas panel A gull checks in with its companion. |
 Acrylic on 8" x 10" canvas panel Who's to say "inanimate" objects don't enjoy a rest on a sunny beach? |  Acrylic on 12" x 12" panel Local custom means prospective patrons will need to return later. |  SOLD Acrylic on 9" x 12" panel Cool waters, sunlit rocks; jagged edges, soft sea mists -- the interplay of these contrasts drew me to this scene. |  Acrylic on 11" x 14" canvas panel SOLD Dedicated to peaceful warriors who champion truth and justice for all. |
 Acrylic on 11" x 14" canvas panel -- SOLD. A weathered classic coupe has seen better days, but retains some of its character. |  Oil on 9" x 12" panel Physically and emotionally spent, a woman rests in an unguarded moment. |  Acrylic on 8" x 10" canvas panel -- SOLD. Morning sun spotlights a trillium grandiflorum. The tri-petaled wildflower starts out white and gradually deepens to a rich pink. |  Acrylic on 11" x 14" canvas panel A hare barrels toward an uncertain future. Though conceived as lighthearted, this painting took on pandemic-related angst as I worked on it. The hare seemed frantic as suggestions of lines from charts and graphs appeared. |
 oil on 11" x 14" panel A rain-slicked road shows that rural routes produce their own kind of drama (and thanks to Jim Taylor for sharing his photo that inspired this painting). |  16" x 20" oil on gallery-wrap canvas A woman serenely gathers lavender in a fragrant field. |  Oil on 12” x 16” canvas panel; SOLD We're often visited by black bears, and sometimes "mama" will bring her children. This cub was scouting for food in our yard one morning. |  11" x 14" oil on canvas panel Sunlight accentuates a rabbit's signature feature. |
 11" x 14" oil on panel. Water wanders lazily through a marsh, merging land, sea and sky. |  16" x 20" oil on canvas -- SOLD Sunlight haloes a filly like a benediction. |  12" x 16" oil on canvas panel -- SOLD While aboard a schooner to see Independence Day fireworks, my husband, other passengers and I were treated to a spectacular sunset at Boothbay Harbor, Maine. All of us agreed Nature's "preshow" was worth the price of admission! |  24" x 20" coated stretched canvas print. SOLD. Quality prints available. In 2009, the Hubble Space Telescope captured the image that inspired this painting -- NGC 6302, the so-called Butterfly Nebula. It comprises an exceptionally hot dying central star racing across space at more than 600,000 miles an hour, but hidden by cosmic dust creating a “wingspan” that covers more than 3 light years. The “wings” are actually roiling cauldrons of gas heated to more than 36,000 degrees Fahrenheit. |
 24" x 30", oil on canvas. SOLD. Like many, I had a "Me Too" story, and the flood of others' revelations and momentum for change reminded me of a storm surge that's been building for some time. The bright sunlight and positive energy in this image offer hope for constructive change amid the turbulence. I am grateful to Jeffrey Dunne for allowing me to use one of his photos as a reference for this work. |  24" x 30" gallery-wrap canvas. SOLD. The stark contrast of crows with sea foam, framed by dramatic shadows from pier supports, captivated me as I strolled the beach late one September afternoon at Oak Island, N.C. Possible interpretations of these images continue to surface, much as a tide deposits treasures or a dream reveals layers of meanings over time. |  22" x 28" oil on canvas. Though I generally prefer more natural landscapes, I was fascinated by a photo Jack Ollis took at the Black Mountain (NC) Golf Course early one morning in late autumn, when cooler temperatures met warmer water, creating a play of light with the rising mists, and adding a touch of magic to the managed land. I am grateful Jack let me use his photo as a reference for this painting. |  8" x 10" oil on canvas panel -- SOLD A pair of chicks nestles, warm sun at their backs. |
 16" x 20" oil on canvas. SOLD. Shadows stretch across sleepy Swannanoa Valley early one October morning as sunlight sets autumn foliage aglow. |  18" x 36" oil on gallery-wrap canvas -- SOLD Sunglow transforms a field of calla lilies into light-bearing lanterns. |  12" x 16" oil on canvas panel -- SOLD A gentle divide between sand dunes opens a path to the sea. |  18" x 24" oil on gallery-wrap canvas. UNAVAILABLE (Lost to Helene) The resident cat at a B & B is confident that her place is wherever she chooses to be. |
 16" x 20" oil on unframed gallery-wrap canvas. Like an emblem of Nature's cycles, a sun-bleached tree splays against living foliage along Marginal Way, a walk above the rocky shoreline of Ogunquit, Maine. |  20" x 30", oil on gallery-wrap canvas, SOLD Translated "the field of stars," the title is a Spanish name for the Milky Way galaxy that contains Earth's solar system. Here, a river flowing through northern Chile's highlands reflects the luminous band of light. Thanks to National Geographic photographer Babak Tafreshi and The World at Night program for kindly permitting me to use the photo that served as my reference. |  12" x 16" oil on canvas panel. When I visited the middle coast of Maine in July, I wasn't surprised to see rocky shorelines -- but was pleased to discover a gentler, no less appealing beauty in rolling fields and meadows that emanated the very spirit of summer. |  14" x 11", oil on canvas panel (NFS). Roxy, who with her sister Kinsey lives with my husband and me, is often on the move but seems to enjoy relaxing in sunshine as much as most cats do. |
 30" x 24" oil on canvas. SOLD. The inspiration for this painting came from an image taken Feb. 6, 2015, by Astronaut Terry Virts, a flight engineer with Expedition 42 on board the International Space Station; it shows Ireland, United Kingdom and Scandinavia from an altitude of 267.8 miles on a moonlit night under an amazing and ever-changing Aurora Borealis (commonly called the Northern Lights). |  8" x 10" oil on canvas. Two pears share the spotlight, casting reflections, in this simple scene. |  12" x 16" oil on canvas panel. SOLD. Lunch break? Time for a beer? Wherever the rowers have gone, these docked boats await their return. |  oil on 18" x 24" gallery-wrap canvas. The hope, unity and peaceful determination I witnessed at a march the day after the USA's 2017 presidential inauguration filled my spirit. My mixed hope and concern for my country's future became red flowers -- a blend of femininity and courage -- and storm clouds. The bold poppy and threatening sky are vigilance and resolve; the wind turbines, renewal and energy. Combined, they are an invitation to ally with natural forces greater than ours. |
 30" x 20" oil gallery-wrap canvas. SOLD. Sun-infused, scarlet poppies juxtaposed with serene blue mountains proved irresistible to my artist's eye. The scene, captured by photographer Gypsy Flores in Corsica at sunrise, exudes vibrancy, energy and hope. It completes a trilogy of poppies paintings that reflect an evolution in my own and others' feelings following a divisive presidential election. I appreciate Gypsy's kind permission in allowing me to draw inspiration from her work. |  24” x 18” coated stretched canvas print. SOLD. While driving south of Black Mountain along NC Highway 9 one spring morning, I spotted a striking juxtaposition: life sprouting from something many would consider “dead” – the back-end of an old Chevy pickup, now cradling a variety of flowers. |  8" x 10" oil on canvas panel. SOLD. Key to beach ecosystems, dynamic dunes shift with winds and tides, and lend beauty to shorelines. |  11" x 14" oil on canvas pane -- SOLD Even in shade, bricks and vibrant buildings along this "street of colors" in historic St. Augustine, FL, radiate warmth and light. |
 8" x 10" oil on canvas panel. |  24" x 18" oil on canvas -- SOLD After a cleansing early shower one spring morning, the rising sun gilded the mountains to the north of my home, infusing the scene with quality somehow both pristine and primeval. |  16" x 20" oil on panel. A sleepy cat's pleasure in sunbathing makes a human's pale by comparison. |  24" x 30" oil on canvas -- SOLD I've always loved roses, so I was captivated by the image that inspired this painting, as well as by the galaxy’s popular name. In 2011, the Hubble Space Telescope was aimed at a group of spiral galaxies. The rose-like shape of the larger one (UGC 1810) is caused by the gravitational pull of the galaxy below (UGC 1813). The smaller one actually dived through the larger, creating the spiral pattern. Hot young blue stars surround the group. |
 24" x 24" oil on canvas. SOLD. While strolling the grounds of the Pisgah Inn near Mt. Pisgah on the Blue Ridge Parkway, I was struck by the contrast of bright winterberries and the stark beauty of a leafless tree. |  22" x 28", oil on canvas. The innocence and wonder of a December snowfall blanketed the area surrounding my home with peace -- and created enticing contrasts between the crimson shed and the cool snow and shadows. |  16" x 20" oil on gallery-wrap canvas. A boat rests along an Ogunquit Beach tidal inlet, with the flora often associated with coastal Maine growing nearby. |  24" x 30" oil on canvas. SOLD. I was intrigued by the image taken by the Spitzer Space Telescope in 2015 that inspired this painting. Called “Zeta Oph: Runaway Star,” it’s about 20 times more massive – and 65,000 times more luminous – than the Sun, and would be one of the brightest stars in the sky if it weren’t obscured by “cosmic dust,” caused when its larger companion exploded. Its stellar wind heats and compresses dusty interstellar material, shaping the curved shock front. |
 18" x 24" oil on gallery-wrap canvas. I enjoy walking on the mountain on which my husband and I live, particularly on crisp, clear autumn days. Looking upward one October morning, I was enchanted as sunlight illuminated bright seasonal foliage. |  12" x 16" oil on canvas panel. Foliage and rocks ring calm waters on a summer day in Massachusetts. |  20" x 30" oil on canvas. Clouds assume many fanciful forms; to my eye, this graceful, glowing column resembled a stack of smooth stones. |  18" x 14" oil on canvas panel. SOLD. Wildflowers appear to exult in the Western landscape they inhabit. |
 11" x 14" on canvas panel. SOLD This bunny no sooner hopped onto my canvas than she decided to hop off. Unlike the title I'd given the painting, she's headed for a home in Florida (it was purchased before I'd had a chance to post it here). |  20" x 16" oil on canvas. |  24" x 18" oil on canvas. SOLD. |  16" x 20" oil on canvas. SOLD. Faded beauty abounds in the historic section of St. Augustine, Florida, a favorite getaway for my husband and me when we lived in the Daytona Beach area. These old doors fastened to fencing delighted me as much as some of the district’s distinguished buildings. |
 24" x 18" oil on canvas. I decided that a fellow artist added interest to the scene during an en plein air workshop held at my home one fine June day. |  SOLD. Idyllic springtime scenes creep into mountain-dwellers’ minds during cold winter days. |  12" x 16" oil on canvas panel. A colorful, cozy cottage invites passersby to browse indoors or relax outside. |  oil on 11" x 14" canvas panel. Dappled light and shadows add to the intrigue of an Asheville, NC, entry. |
 oil on 11" x 14" canvas panel. SOLD. A glossy cat appears to have hunted and dined well in a nearby barn. |  24" x 30" oil on canvas. A routine chat over coffee on a Sunday morning -- or something more? We never know when the life of someone we pass on the street has just been turned upside down. Nearby empty chairs suggest transience. Out of the shadows, truth comes to light. Who is doing the revealing, and what is the nature of the truth? |  11" x 14" oil canvas panel. SOLD. An appealing place to recharge sometimes appears at just the right time when you’re exploring an unfamiliar city. |  24" x 18" oil on canvas. SOLD. An exchange between an informant and a police officer? Some sort of deal-making? An innocent meet-up of friends? Or ... ? |
 16" x 20" oil on gallery-wrap canvas. Seasonal exuberance bursts forth in this scene near my home one fine morning in early May. |  20" x 24" oil on canvas. SOLD Iconic American bison traverse the majestic landscape of Grand Teton National Park. I am grateful to nature photographer Staffan Widstrand for capturing the image that served as my reference. |  16" x 20" acrylic on canvas. Branches and shadows frame fall foliage and reflections on the French Broad River in Asheville. |  12" x 16", oil on canvas panel. SOLD For those of us who love autumn in the mountains, the debut of colorful foliage never fails to delight. My breath caught one September day when I came upon this bright spray of an leaves and the dappled morning light. |
 11" x 14", acrylic on canvas panel (NFS). Months after I painted her sister Roxy, our cat Kinsey finally struck a pose in good lighting so I could render her portrait. |  16" x 20", acrylic on board. Early light plays across season-straddling snow and forsythia. |  11" x 14" acrylic on canvas panel. A young, not-so-nocturnal raccoon emerges from undergrowth, perhaps in search of an afternoon snack. |  12" x 16", oil on canvas panel. SOLD. I always feel fortunate when I happen upon springtime mountain wildflowers like this sun-drenched stand of dwarf crested iris. |
 12" x 16", acrylic on canvas panel. SOLD. A sun-drenched field under brilliant skies, a weathered barn, a wisp of vapor rising through foliage--such simple things, such soul-satisfying things ... |  11" x 14", acrylic on canvas panel. While visiting Provincetown, Mass., at the tip of Cape Cod, my husband and I spied a waterfront cottage that inspired this rendering. |  12" x 16", acrylic on canvas panel. SOLD. Sun casts a glow across mountaintops and wildflowers, as if to highlight and celebrate Nature. |  ('Festive Entryway') 11" x 14" oil on panel. Tucked along intriguing side streets in historic St. Augustine, FL, are unique doorways like the one that inspired this rendering. |
 12" x 16", acrylic on canvas panel. SOLD. There's something soulful about buildings as they settle into rural landscapes. The old stone barn in Yorkshire, England, that inspired this painting could evoke any number of country road scenes. |  11" x 14", acrylic on canvas. Sunlight intensifies a building's bright hue, adding drama to a quiet street. |  12" x 16" oil on canvas panel, unframed Supposed experts suggested record rainfall and heat augured dull fall foliage in Western North Carolina in 2018. Scenes along the Blue Ridge Parkway near Asheville in late October boldly declared otherwise and inspired this painting. |  12" x 16" acrylic on canvas panel. Sun-splashed mountains promise a hiker a satisfying trek across the Roan Highlands. (Thanks to Travis Bordley, www.travisbordleyphotography.com, for generously allowing me to use his photo as a reference.) |
 11" x 14", oil on board. SOLD. Sunflowers unfold, lured skyward by the sun's warmth and light. |  12" x 16" oil on canvas panel. Tranquil wetlands fringe the tip of Cape Cod, a contrast to the nearby colorful congestion of Provincetown streets. |  30" x 15" oil on gallery-wrap canvas. Aurora Borealis undulate above the coastal village of Reine in Norway's Lofoten Islands. I am indebted to Alex Conu, whose award-winning photo inspired this painting. |  8" x 10" oil on canvas panel. |
 20" x 16" oil on gallery-wrap canvas. Seasonal foliage forms a vibrant backdrop for a solitary fisherman's peaceful pursuit. |  12" x 16" oil on canvas panel. Begun en plein air at a friend's house and finished in my studio, this cheerful painting -- whose title echoes one of my beloved Southern grandmother's phrases -- invites viewers to consider putting aside to-do lists to simply sit, be -- and behold. |  16" x 20" oil on panel. A year of record rainfall drenched our area, and a massive winter storm deposited mounds of snow. Then, as the day of the Solstice approached, the glow of the rising sun lit up a bank of trees and infused my soul with joy, hope -- and even a sense of magic. |  24" x 18" oil on gallery-wrap canvas. The reflected glow of a sunrise evokes fond memories of an Oak Island, N.C., beach retreat with friends, as well as my enduring connection to the beaches of Florida's East Coast. |
 12" x 16", oil on canvas panel. Sometimes, everyday circumstances present us with arresting images. Such was the case early one summer morning as I walked the mountain on which my husband and I live; I was captivated by the sharp shadows verdant leaves cast against the slope on which they grew. |
'Roam with a View'
20" x 24" oil on canvas, unframed -- SOLD
Iconic American bison traverse the majestic landscape of Grand Teton National Park. I am grateful to nature photographer Staffan Widstrand for capturing the image that served as my reference.
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