This is one of those paintings that pleased me so much that I just couldn’t stand to part with it for the longest time.  I just loved that little bird in the middle of the street. Anyway, I think I can stand to let it go at last, especially as I now have another four or five, painted much more recently, that I can’t bring myself to part with. It’s strangely hard to give some of them up! This is 8 x 8 oil on 1/2 inch...

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  It’s the middle of winter, so what am I doing?  Pulling out photographs from the summer!  This, of course, was taken at the farmer’s market, where the big piles of beautiful produce are impossible not to photograph. It’s 8 x 8, oil on 1/2 inch thick fiberboard with slots in the back for easy hanging.  Click here to bid and go here to see my other...

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  This is a narrow little street in Paris lined with market stalls and restaurants.  I can’t tell you exactly where it is, because I didn’t take the picture!  My mother did.  I helped her restore thousands of lost photographs from a damaged CD, and as payment, I told her I was going to borrow a couple of my favorites and paint from them! So.  Thanks, Mom! This one is 8 x 8 oil on a 1/2 inch masonite panel with slots on the...

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  Another painting from the same rooftop in the East Village, another summer night, sitting by myself with my paints as the sun goes down…good times! This one is 6 x 6 oil on a thin masonite panel.  Click here to bid, and go here to see more paintings.  You can also see a full gallery of paintings on...

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Can you tell that I'm in a New York state of mind?  There's nothing really special about this particular stretch of Lexington Avenue around 60th, but every time I walk past it I end up finding something to paint. This one is 6 x 6 oil on fiberboard with slots in the back for hanging.  Click here to bid, and go here to see more paintings.  You can also see a full gallery of paintings on...

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Ah, to be in back in New York, sitting on the rooftop of that lovely old building in the East Village, with my paints and a nice drink and nothing to do but sit and watch the colors change and listen to the laughter and the conversation from the other rooftops all around me. Ahhhh! So, here it is:  my little view of Manhattan, from the East Village.  6 x 12, oil on 3/8 inch cavnas-textured fiberboard with slots in the back for...

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