"Duck Rock Revisited"
                       11" x 14" original oil on panel 

   

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     This is the famous "Duck Rock" on the South

Rim of the Grand Canyon. I've painted it many times

in other compositions and sizes. The light has to creep 

around it a little more to really start looking like a duck. 

 

              "Oak Creek Winter, Sedona"
                      12" x 16" original oil on panel

  

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         A few years ago I visited Sedona for about 

the fourth time, but this time it was in January 

and I was lucky enough to see Oak Creek dusted

with a thin layer of snow. It didn't last too long 

though, the snow turned to rain and soon it was

gone.

     

                      "Fortitude"
                   12" x 16" original oil on panel 

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       The front of the New York City Public Library

is guarded by two carved lions, Patience and Fortitude.

They were renamed by Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia in the 

1930's in the depths of the Depression. They were 

 originally named Astor and Lenox after the Libraries

founders.

 

          "Caught in the Headlights"
                  12" x 16" original oil on panel 

 

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     This is a New York City scene of one of the 

many snack carts that are all over the city, ready

to ruin your dinner.

 

                 "Canyon Shadows"
                 11" x 14" original oil on panel

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     This scene of the Grand Canyon caught me eye

because of the hazy distance you feel from the clouds

shadowing the distant walls of the canyon.

              "Waiting at Bethesda"
                 12" x 16" original oil on panel

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     This is a scene near Bethesda Memorial in

Central Park. The street is called Terrace Drive

while you are in park and it becomes 72nd street

when you exit.