LARGER WORK:
Studio paintings. These are usually considerably larger and more ambitious than work from life. There are here also paintings which I like to call CAPRICCIOS, after a genre of 17th-century Italian landscape paintings I admire where realism was juxtaposed with imaginary elements, sometimes also utilizing anachronism and distortion of perspective and scale. Available paintings are priced, click on image to enlarge, move cursor to bottom of enlarged image to view specifications. Most of these images are available as giclee prints on paper or canvas, by special order. For more information, call me directly at 267-679-7853.
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"New Found Land"
oil on canvas 36 x 66"
price: $6500.00
SOLD
“by the Tracks”
oil on canvas 40 x 60”
price: (sold)
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“Suburban Memory”
oil on canvas 30 x 36”
price: $2500.00
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"Lucky Strike"
oil on canvas 36 x 84"
price: $8500.00
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"Burma Shave"
oil on canvas 16 x 24"
price: $950.00
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"Pony Express"
oil on canvas
price: $15,000.00
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"The Piazza (il Campo), Siena, Italy"
oil on canvas 50 x 72"
price: $10,000.00
SOLD
"Pisano's Lion, Siena, Italy"
oil on canvas 30 x 40"
(sold)
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"Rust Belt (Philadelphia Dreamscape)"
oil on canvas 60 x 120"
price: $30,000.00
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"Capriccio with Yellow Clock"
oil on canvas 32 x 50"
price: $4500.00
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"Navajo Shrine"
oil on canvas 38 x 56"
price: $4500.00
SOLD
"Counterparts"
oil on canvas 42 x 52"
(sold)
"Apache Sunset" 36 x 52" (sold)
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"Navajo God"
oil on canvas 55 x 48"
price: $5500.00
"High Water Mark" 36 x 96" (sold)
"Italian Dream" 32 x 52" $3500.00
"Schiaparelli in Filadelfia" 48 x 72" (sold)
SOLD
“Conquistadors”
oil on canvas 60 x 72”
price: (sold)
"Angeles en el Cementerio de la Recoleta" 48 x 34" $5500.00
SOLD
“Burning Bush”
oil on canvas 20 x 52”
price: (sold)
"Embarkation" 24 x 30" (sold)
"Tango Dancers at Buttonwood Studio" 32 x 52" $10,000.00
"Tuscan Angel" 48 x 72" $7500.00
$8500.00
“Mexican Hat Memory”
42 x 72”
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“Diamond Dreams, Philadelphia”
description: “DIAMOND DREAMS, PHILADEPHIA.” A just-completed oil painting celebrating 150 years of Philadelphia baseball history! I have published this image as a 24 x 36” signed offset lithograph for $60.00 plus $10.00 shipping. It can be ordered from my STORE. It is also available in giclee canvas print format.
DESCRIPTION: The painting features Bryce Harper hitting his famous home run against the Padres in the 2022 NLCS. He is surrounded by 30+ Philadelphia baseball figures from the past 150 years. Starting from the vignette in the upper left-hand corner, that’s Robin Roberts on the mound. Below him to the left are announcers Richie ‘Whitey” Ashburn, Harry Kalas, and By Saam. Continuing counter-clockwise is Slim Jones of the Negro League Philadelphia Stars in the lower left corner vignette. Then come Gary Maddox (Phillies), Lefty Grove (Philadelphia A’s), Gene Benson (Philadelphia Stars), Eddie Collins (A’s), Ed Delahanty (Quakers/Phillies), Frank ‘Home Run” Baker (A’s), Grover Cleveland Alexander (Phillies), Mike Schmidt (Phillies), Dick Allen (during ‘Richie” Allen era, Phillies), Connie Mack (Manager, A’s), and Jimmy Foxx (A’s). Top right vignette is Steve Carlton, top center vignette depicts the entrance to Shibe Park with Benjamin Shibe (in bowler hat) to the left.
PLAYERS ON CARDS: From the top: Jim Bunning and Tug McGraw, Octavius Catto (black and white photo, founder of Philadelphia Pythians Club), card on it side is Michael Doolan (Phillies), Richie Ashburn (Phillies), to his left (black-bordered card) Tony Taylor (Phillies), beneath Ashburn is Chase Utley (Phillies), beneath Taylor is Chuck Klein (Phillies), to the left Jimmy Rollins (Phillies), below is Mickey Cochrane, next to him Andrews (Philadelphia Quakers), bottom right card with purple background is Shoeless Joe Jackson (A’s). Above him (card with orange background) is Erskine Mayer (Phillies)….also featured are World Series tickets from 1950 and from 1964 (which never took place as the Phillies collapsed in the final two weeks of the season).
SETTING: The setting is Shibe Park but with elements from different eras. Spectators watch from the rooftops at right (before the erection of the ‘spite fence’). The game is game 2 of the 1950 World Series, with Joe DiMaggio at the plate, hitting the home run that won that game. This was the only World Series the Phillies played in that park, during its ‘Connie Mack Stadium” days. The advertisements are classic Philadelphia products Goldenberger’s Peanut Chews and Esslinger Ale. oil on canvas
price: $35,000.00