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“Only take what you can carry”. I had seen a Magritte painting of a gigantic rose set in an interior at a show in San Francisco. The colors inspired this palette.
32″x40″ Pastel on paper
“How can I get you to remember me?” A play on illumination, and a lack thereof.
32″x 40″ Pastel on paper
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“Sun patch”, In Levittown, the floors were heated, and it was a thing to lay on the floor in a sun patch.
Pastel on paper 32″x 40″
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“Not enough hours in a day” My wife’s favorite phrase.
Pastel on paper 32″x 40″
“Counting stars”. The full moon in November is like day for night.
Pastel on paper 32″x 40″
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“A notch develops in the atmosphere”, a sky I observed while in San Antonio.
Pastel on paper 20″x 32″
“Daylight in my father’s house”, another summer day in Levittown.
Pastel on paper 20″x32″