Many of these were done in an art class in the 90s. Some paintings were ‘after’ famous painters, such as ‘Titus’, a painting of Rembrandt’s son. Some have been given away, so I don’t remember the original artist who inspired them. I always write the name of the artist I took the image from on the back of the painting. Yet several of these are my originals too.
This painting was done from a photo in Town and Country Magazine.
This was after seeing a painting in a museum in Annapolis.
Our dear greyhound, Sam.
From another painting I found of a panther
From a photo of a painting
I painted this for the cover background of my book, Finding the Light, Navigating Dementia with My Son
Simply painted from someone else’s painting.
From another painting I liked
Circa 1996, after taking photos at my brother-in-law Steve’s gentleman farm.
This was a painting from a photo of this boy in a National Geographic magazine.
This was from a booklet with a gallery of paintings. Iroquois.
This was on a postcard with the text something like, Florida vacation on $5 a day
One of the Masters’ paintings of St. Matthew.
From a catalog
From a catalog of paintings
Girl with a Pearl Earring, by Vermeer I copied.
Les Morgan, our yard man for 20+ years!
Titus by Rembrandt
From my photograph of the Indian River, Cocoa, FL.
Steve’s farm in Wisconsin from my photograph
Steve’s Farm
Neighbor boy at Steve’s farm
I was inspired to paint Anna for my book, The God of Anna, by an American Funds ad!
The Sacred Heart of Jesus, a painting I did for my devout Catholic father-in-law.
Our dog, Barney
A sailboat moored in front of our dock.
From a catalog of paintings, also the next two.
Swan from a catalog of paintings
On the Amazon River, National Geographic photo.
Painting the Iroquois, 1990s. From a catalog.
My son, Justin, around 8 years old
Our dog, Buffy.