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"Rosie and the Fork-Tailed Devil"
"Rosie the Riveter" of World War II
fame is the subject of this watercolor portrait. This painting was entered in the Simuflite/Flying Magazine annual aviation art contest in the Fall of 2001. The results: Winner of the AWAM award.
Limited edition prints are available and are
18"x24" including a 1.5" white margin. $49.95 + $7.50 s/h. Original not available. |
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"Musician"
This is a portrait of another musician who played in
the same band as the guitarist below. The picture was painted in watercolor several
years ago. Some sprucing-up work and a new frame were added in 1999 and it was entered in
the "Views of the West" contest at Denver's famous Fort Restaurant. The result:
"Best of Show"
Watercolor on 400lb Arches watercolor paper, 20"x
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"Guitarist"
This is a portrait of a fellow railroad buff
who played guitar in a band. The painting was originally started years ago and worked on
now and then. Some final touch-up work was done in 1998 and it was entered in the
"Views of the West" contest at Denver's famous Fort Restaurant. The result: 1st
Place, Best use of theme
Watercolor on 400lb Arches watercolor paper, 20"x
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"Bassist"
This is a portrait of the bassist in a California
band called 'Merlin' (same as the above two musicians). The painting was begun many years
ago and only finished recently. Some final touch-up work was done in 2000 and it was
entered in the "Views of the West" contest. The result was 2nd Place.
Watercolor on 400lb Arches watercolor paper, 20"x
27." |
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"1959 Jag"
This restored 1959 Jaguar was commissioned as a gift for
the owner. Location of painting is unknown. Watercolor on Arches 400 lb watercolor
paper. Approximately 20"x 30" |
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"Merlman"
This 18"x 24" airbrush painting is one of
our other boys, Merlin. This painting won "Best of Show" in a Denver area animal
art contest in 2000. It was a Christmas gift for Paula a few years ago. Not even a chance
that it is for sale! |
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"Red Truck"
This restored Chevy pickup was painted as a gift for the
owner. Watercolor on Strathmore watercolor board. Approximately 16"x 20" |
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"The Monarch"
Painted on a whim, inspired from a National
Geographic article, this small jewel is only 10"x12" in size. Watercolor on
Arches Watercolor paper. |