Venetian Tour II

Several gondoliers navigate through rows of docked gondolas to show visitors Venice's sites. Oil on 24"h x 30"w x 1 1/2" stretched canvas. SOLD.

Venetian Tour

It is rush hour, and the gondolas travel single file in the narrow canals. Even with a lot of other boats in the water, not many things are more romantic than a Venetian canal tour. Oil on 28"h x 22"w x 1 1/2"d stretched canvas. SOLD.

Docked in Honfleur

Docked boats in the marina at Honfleur, France.
Oil on 24"h x 18"w x 1"d. SOLD.

Afternoon at Sandbridge

A few people are still on the beach late in the afternoon at Sandbridge, VA. Oil on 6"h x 8"w linen on panel. SOLD.

Afternoon at Sandbridge II

A lady plays fetch with her dogs at Sandbridge, VA. Oil on 6"h x 8"w linen on panel. SOLD.

Afternoon at Sandbridge III

A mother and her daughter frolic in the waves at Sandbridge beach. Oil on 6"h x 8"w linen on panel. SOLD.

Afternoon at Sandbridge IV

A painting of Sandbridge Beach, VA. Oil on 6"h x 8"w linen on panel. SOLD.

Sunny Street in New York

Oil on 9"h x 12"h canvas on board.

Rainy Night in Manhattan

Rain scatters the light on the streets of Manhattan. Oil on 12" x 12" x 1" stretched linen. SOLD.

Rainy Night in Manhattan II

A light rain scatters the light in Manhattan near Grand Central Station. Oil on 12" x 12" x 1" stretched linen. SOLD.

Outside of Grand Central Station

Outside of Grand Central Station people bustle about, and fortunately there is a hot dog stand for a quick bite before or after hopping on a train. I liked the contrast between the warm lights of the building and the cool buildings in the background. Oil on 12"h x 9"w x 1" stretched canvas. SOLD.

At The Bakery

A painting of the display counter at Demel of Vienna. It is difficult to decide which dessert to try. One needs to stay in Vienna multiple days and just come back every day! Oil on 14"h x 11"w x 1 1/2"d stretched canvas. SOLD.

The Waiter

The waiter at Cafe Braunerhof of Vienna takes a moment to straighten the newspapers after the lunch crowd settles down. One cozy feature of Viennese cafes is that they provide a variety of newspapers for their patrons to read. At least that was the case when I visited in 2011, when tablets were slightly less widespread. SOLD.