A second Frank and Hilma at The Guggenheim Museum. As a painter, I find it’s necessary to fall in love with your subject, whether it’s a particularly interesting tree or…
Frank and Hilma at The Guggenheim Museum. If you can, please go view Hilma af Klint: Paintings for the Future. It’s a wonderful collection of work by a visionary artist…
It took three visits and a little extra time to figure out how to paint this breathtaking fountain. Over a span of thirty years, I have visited Paris three times;…
A quaint fishing village in Halifax, Nova Scotia had all the right picture-perfect qualities—plus daisies. During a quick mid-October visit to Peggy’s Point Lighthouse, the sun was out for only…
Open Studio Weekend with Park Slope Windsor Terrace Artists Saturday & Sunday, November 17 – 18, noon to 6pm each day Letter Q on the map of locations, find it…
The port of Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. As seen from the Regal Princess, on Wednesday, October 17, around 6:30am. “Forget your perfect offering There is a crack, a crack…
The view of Pont d’Arcole and Ile de la Cite from the bateaux mouches. This evening scene has been on my drawing/painting surface since my 2016 trip to Paris last…
It was one of those gorgeous skies that stops you in your tracks. I didn’t have to go too far from home for the inspiration for this painting. It’s a…
I found a little bit of Alsace in an Upper Manhattan treasure. Last summer I visited the Unterlinden Museum in Colmar, France, and discovered a fascinating medieval cloister there. The sky-lit…
In my Brooklyn backyard, the daylilies are on fire. Daylilies Hemerocallis are so interesting. The weedy orange types that spring up all over the place are cheery, but it is…
