Dec 19, 2022 | News from the studio
I’m a fan of bright colors, but I figured Pantone would go with a warm color after last year’s very cool Very Peri. You can see why I love this new color for 2023. I use magenta in a lot of my artwork. I admit I’m feeling pretty smug about all the...
Aug 17, 2022 | Uncategorized
With dad in 1984. My dad was a stockbroker. I don’t even know if such a job exists anymore. Nowadays, we call such people financial planners or account managers, but my dad was an old fashioned stock broker for the simple reason that is all he did-sold stocks....
Jul 11, 2022 | New Artwork
My artwork staged in a newly renovated historical home. I worked with the interior designer, real estate agent, and home owners to show-case my artwork in this stunning home that took two years to carefully refurbish. What a great way to illustrate the impact of...
Jun 17, 2022 | New Artwork, News from the studio
June Morning Light, 40 x 20 inches. Pulp painting. Private collection. Recently, I wrote about the importance of selecting the correct size artwork for a room. Here is the perfect example. Just look at how this newly installed painting completes this...
Jun 8, 2022 | Tabloid art history, Upcoming events
Just what is Impressionism anyway? New Englanders love Impressionist art. And no wonder, when the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston has one of the world’s most impressive Impressionists collections. In this 60-minute lecture about Impressionism, Topsfield resident...
May 23, 2022 | Upcoming events
New Englanders love Impressionist art. And no wonder, when the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston has one of the world’s most impressive Impressionists collections. In this 60-minute lecture about Impressionism, Topsfield resident and art professor Meg Black, Ph.D.,...
