Oil and mixed media on cradled wood panel

2020

36” x 48” or 48” x 36”

SOLD

Oil and mixed media on wood panel

45” x 45”

2021

Sleeping Language of the Piscataway

Piscataway is not spoken today, but records of the language still exist. According to The Languages of Native North America, Piscataway is also referred to as Conoy, from the Iroquois name for the tribe.

Piscataway was a non-written language. The first speakers lived on the western shore of the Chesapeake Bay, today part of Maryland.

Jesuit priest and missionary Father Andrew White translated the Roman Catholic Catechism into Piscataway in 1610, at which time he developed the first written version of the spoken language.

The original five pages of written text are housed in the Special Collections of the Georgetown University Library and are the only written artifacts known to exist. The Piscataway language is considered to be a “sleeping language” with no living speakers.

Oil and mixed media on wood panel

48” x 60”

2021

SOLD

Oil and mixed media on wood panel

30” x 30”

2021

Oil and mixed media on wood panel

30” x 30”

2021

Selected for juried show at Maryland Federation of Arts Nov 2022

Juror: Jack Rasmussen, Director and Curator of the Katzen Arts Center at the American University Museum

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Oil and mixed media on panel

16” x 24”

2021

Oil and mixed media on panel

16” x 24”

2021

Oil and mixed media on panel

12” x 36”

2021

Oil and mixed media on panel

12” x 24”

Diptych 2021

Sold separately or together

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Oil and mixed media on panel

6” x 6”

2021

SOLD

Oil and mixed media on panel

6” x 6”

2021

SOLD

Oil and mixed media on panel

6” x 6”

2021

SOLD

Oil and mixed media on panel

6” x 6”

2021

SOLD

Oil and mixed media on panel

6” x 6”

2021

Oil and mixed media on panel

6” x 6”

2021

Oil and mixed media on panel

18” x 24”

2021

Oil and mixed media on panel

18” x 24”

2021

SOLD

Oil and mixed media on panel

2020

12’ x 12”

SOLD

Mixed media: Cold Wax, oil and found organic material on cradled wood

2019 18” x 24”

HONORABLE MENTION awarded in juried show; Maryland Federation of the Arts, January, 2019 Juror: Benjamin Simmons, Director of the Academy Art Museum, Easton, MD

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Mixed media sculpture: Origami, watercolor, painted textile on wood. base.           2017

16"W x 15"H x 20"D

Accepted into juried show by Maryland Federation of Art at the Waverly Gallery in Bethesda, MD

SOLD

Found materials, oil and cold wax

19” x 22” x 10”

2019

Walking for Days 2018

24” x 24”

Cold wax and oil on canvas-mounted wood panel

Oil on wood panel

2020

12” x 12”

SOLD

Mixed media oil on canvas-covered wood panel

18” x 24” 2019

AWARDED “JUROR’s CHOICE” ; MARYLAND FEDERATION OF THE ARTS, MAY 2019 Juror: Megan Rook Koepsel, Gallery Director of Julio Fine Arts Gallery at Loyola University Maryland 

Oil and mixed media on wood panel

36 x 48”

2021

SOLD

Oil and mixed media on wood panel

45” x 45”

2021

SOLD

Oil and mixed media on canvas

36” x 48” (37.25” by 49.25” framed)

2021

Original Letter from 1848 is included with art piece

Based on recipe by James Boyle (b.1784-d.1864), Mayor of Annapolis 1823 - 1825 in his letter to “The American Agriculturist, 1848, Volume 7.

Boyle, James. “A Cheap Paint”. The American Agriculturist: Designed to Improve the Farmer, the Stock Breeder, and the Horticulturist: Volume 7: January, 1848, page 225.

Oil, acrylic and mixed media on canvas

24” x 18”

2021

DONATED

Oil, acrylic and mixed media on wood panel

18” x 24”

2021

SOLD

Oil and mixed media on wood panel

40” x 30” x 2”

2021

SOLD

Oil and mixed media on wood panel

48” x 48”

2021

Oil and mixed media on paper

SOLD

Oil and mixed media on wood

30” x 40” x 2”

2021

SOLD

Oil and mixed media on panel

12” x 24”

2021

Sold as diptych or separately