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…
An iconic spring view from Brooklyn Botanic Garden. While it has been so dreadfully hot and humid the past week it has been fun to remember how chilly, yet lovely…
