Teatime

This 6"x8" oil painting on stretched linen was inspired by some finds in Indiana, PA shops. This teatime presentation was made possible by a piece of cake from Caffe Amadeus, some local honey provided by Back to Nature and a teacup made by JR Sherburne that I purchased from The Artists Hand Gallery. All of these businesses, artists, and the items they carried made pandemic life more bearable when the businesses were finally able to re-open. This painting is part of the exhibit "Looking for the Light in Dark Times" at the Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art in Ligonier, PA, which is available to view through July 31. SOLD.

Antique Teacups

A painting of some antique teacups that I found at a local antique store. Oil on 6" x 6" stretched linen. Available at the Artists Hand Gallery in Indiana, PA. SOLD.

Green Teacup

A painting of a green antique teacup with biscotti. Unlike a lot of other paintings I do, I painted this from life in my studio. Oil on 4" x 4" stretched canvas. SOLD.

Cake Thief II

Leave it to Stella to try to eat the cake in my still life. She loves carbs. Please note that she is not licking a sharp knife... it is actually a very dull cake server and I intervened before she made contact (I just don't want animal rights activists to have reason for concern. I would never put my babies in danger!) Oil on 11"h x 14"w stretched canvas. SOLD.

Still Life with Teapot and Lilies

Oil on 12" h x 16" w canvas panel.