Paintings for January State House Show

All That Glitters

36 x 28

Death Becomes You

29 x 29

Basking

28 x 36

Aerie

28 x 36

Head in the Clouds

26 x 27

1957 Pontiac Star Chief

20 x 26

Atlantic City Boardwalk, 1954

29 x 32

Morning Bar

28 x 36

Roy's Last Buck

36 x 28

LeRoy Club Lunch Break

28 x 36

What Are You Looking At?

26 x 28

Dad

27 x 19

Self Portrait With Mallard

36 x 28

Skrova, Norway

18 x 22

Sibirica

22 x 18

 

Available Paintings

The following are 18 paintings that I have available to choose from for a show at the city hall / library.  

34 x 28

28 x 34

27 x 17

34 x 28

28 x 34

26 x 20

28 x 28

26 x 28

17 x 21

24 x 30

30 x 28

20 x 23

23 x 27

21 x 26

These three are of my dad from three different periods of his life.  The first from his high school senior photo, the second from middle age when he had three kids, the third when he was nearing 80 years old. I'm not so sure that they would fit in.

27 x 19

27 x 19

27 x 19

And here is one of my mom from a photo from the early 1960s.

27 x 19

Recent Paintings

Paintings from the last two years.

Oddveig

Meditative Anne at Dawn

Not all that Glitters

LeRoy Club members relaxing

Backyard Iris

Cows at Shelburne Farms

Near Skrova in Norway

Holbein Art Event

Salvador Dali from Annelein Beukenkamp's portrait class.

From Lynn Pratt's reflections on metals and glass.

Jamie Marie Gilson

Paintings from Jeannie McGuire Workshop

From the 5-day work shop of Jeannie McGuire at the Landgrove Inn.  This one is from a reference photo from the LeRoy Club.

Three more paintings started in the Jeannie McGuire workshop. The assignment was to paint three faces in a looser style.  These are from three reference photos of Martin's dad from different times in his life. The first is based on a graduation photo. The painting captures the colors of the 1950s and shows his Dad's exuberance and mischievous. The second was based on a photo from some time in the 70s and shows the strain of having to provide for three rotten punk children. The final is from a photo from a year or so ago.

"I Came First - Question Answered"

23 x 23