FLOWERS AND PLANTS
Flowers and plants have been the subjects of a number of paintings, I have painted them in gardens, arrangements, and in the wild. In addition to portraying them realistically, plant and flower shapes have inspired more abstract and expressive artwork. Two examples of this more imaginative and larger style of painting are shown at the bottom of this page.
“Flower Center”, Photo by John Sargent
"Hydrangas In Bloom", 1990s. Oil on Canvas, 24x18
"Cone Flower with Damselfly". Acrylic paint on wooden tray, Painting only 10"x10", Tray 16"x20"
"Hydrangas in Courtyard" 1990s, Oil on canvas, 12"x16"
"Summer Bounty", Oil pastel on paper, 22"x 16". (My mother-in-law's garden flowers)
"Summer Flower Arrangement", 2000, Watercolor on watercolor paper, 20"x26"
"Growing in the Light", Chinese ink and watercolor paint on absorbent Shuen paper, 28"x 21"
"Lavender Lusciousness", Chinese Ink and watercolor paint on absorbent Shuen paper, 28"x 21"