Portrait of a man at a window 48 x 36 oil on canvas

Portrait of a young man 72 x 50 oil on canvas

In the City 72 x 34 oil, International Peterzell Blue and charcoal on canvas

Wind Nun 48 x 36 oil on canvas

Betty 30 x 24 oil and charcoal on canvas

The Two Thieves (One) 44 x 22 oil and charcoal on paper on canvas

The Two Thieves (Two) 44 x 22 oil and charcoal on paper on canvas

Verklärte Nacht 40 x 30 oil and charcoal on canvas

Baubo 48 x 36 oil and charcoal on canvas

On Baubo:   The harvest goddess Demeter wandered the earth looking for her daughter Persephone, who had been abducted by the god of death. Her grief was the first winter, as all life began to die. Eventually she came to Eleusis, where a woman named Baubo attempted to console her, offering her wine.  But Demeter had reached the end and refused to eat or drink. Finally Baubo lifted her skirts and showed the goddess her shaven muliebria. Demeter laughed – drank – and was able to go on, forcing Zeus to rescue her daughter. The world was restored. The incident was memorialized in the Eleusinian Mysteries.  We have the story from Clement of Alexandria, Exhortation to the Greeks, Ch.2

Rape of the Daughters of Leucippus - after Rubens 42 x 38 oil on canvas

Expulsion - after Massaccio 48 x 30 oil on canvas

Seated Woman 25 x 21 pastel