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Tinkertoy Sofa
1974, 72 x 40 x 30
Miniature
Sculptures (shown with Monopoly's car and dog tokens)
1978, bronze and silver, 1" tall
World's
Greatest Chess Set
1980-2009, original sculpture in bronze, gold, ruby, sapphire, 32 pieces
up to 3" tall
"Determination"
1983-2000, cast stone from clay; unfinished on left, copper-finished on
right
"Refinery" 1994?, original oil,
Left: 16 x 14; Right: 20 x 16
(My first attempt at an oil? Wow, this "painting thing" is hard.)
"Blocks"
1995, original oil, 10 x 14
"Alien Landscape"
1995, original oil, 14 x 20
"Seascape"1999, original oil, 18 x 24
"Unfinished"
2000, original oil, 16 x 28
"The Limits of Endurance"
2001, cast in stone, original bas-relief sculpture, 36"
Celebrating Shackleton's Imperial Transantarctic
Expedition of 1914.
"Garden Path"
2003, oil, 16 x 24
Duplicate from a
postcard,
needs a little depth on that path, eh?
"Refugees"
2005 (very incomplete), oil, 30 x 40, after an incredible newspaper photo,
below. If I can ever capture the looks on those faces...
Knight,
2007, clay, 20 x 18 x 14
From what I think is the best piece in the
chess set:
2008, wood, 80 x 30 x 30
Garden,
2000-2009, mixed media
Maybe my best work, but I had help.
Waterfall Fountain,2002, slate and granite, 48 x 72 x 60
"Deep
Blue Under,"
2004, with Kira, 24 x 36, original acrylic, after Pollock
"Food Fight" (right)
2004, with Kira, 24 x 36, original acrylic, after Pollock
"Sax Player"
2004, original sculpture in cast stone, 16"
Suggested as the "Ridley Award" in honor of Harrison Ridley, Jr.
of WRTI, Philadelphia, PA
"Trumpet Player"
2009, Cast stone, 18", completing the bookend pair with the Sax Player
"Figures
of Speech" 2007, Polyurethane foam, 40 x 30 x 20
, "The Wave"
2007, oil, 72 x 30, on old door
Duplicate of Alexander
Harrison's painting at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art, below. Side-by-side
it's quite remarkable how amateurish mine looks even with the reduced original.
At the museum, the Harrison piece is extraordinary for its sense of photo-realistic
illusion of a natural occurrence that is almost abstract in itself.
"Trees"2007, oil, 48 x 36, speed-painted in 1 hour with Kira, from Santa Fe art gallery catalog