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Note: The colors depicted and the image sizes on this website may not be a true reflection
of the actual artwork.
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"Charly's Walk" -
Matted size 23" x 29"
Image size approximately 15" x 21"
($565 unframed)
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"Fragile Folly" -
Matted size 23" x 29"
Image size approximately 15" x 21"
($565 unframed)
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"Life Goes On" -
Matted size 23" x 29"
Image size approximately 15" x 21"
($565 unframed)
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"Perhaps They'll Listen Now" -
Matted size 23" x 29"
Image size approximately 15" x 21"
($565 unframed)
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"Reminiscence" -
Matted size 23" x 29"
Image size approximately 15" x 21"
($590 unframed)
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"Robin Hood's Bay" -
Matted size 23" x 29"
Image size approximately 15" x 21"
($565 unframed)
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"Shadow over P'town" -
Matted size 23" x 29"
Image size approximately 15" x 21"
($565 unframed)
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"Some Dreams Remain" -
Matted size 23" x 29"
Image size approximately 15" x 21"
($565 unframed)
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"Sound of Summers passed" -
Matted size 23 x 29 inches
Image size approximately 15 x 21 inches
($565 unframed).
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"Summers Memories" -
Matted size 23 x 29 inches
Image size approximately 15 x 21 inches
($565 unframed).
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"Veranda" -
Matted size 23 x 29 inches
Image size approximately 15 x 21 inches
($565 unframed).
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"Waiting for the Laura B" -
Matted size 23 x 29 inches
Image size approximately 15 x 21 inches
($565 unframed).
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"Window Blues" -
Matted size 23 x 29 inches
Image size approximately 15 x 21 inches
($565 unframed).
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Using a grease pencil I draw directly onto a smoothly grained
slab of limestone. I draw on the stone surface exactly as I would
draw on a piece of paper. When my detailed drawing is completed
I treat the stone with a chemical desensitizing solution. I then
dampen the stone with water and a sponge and roll a stiff black
ink onto the stone surface. The ink adheres only to the areas where
there is grease (my drawing). A piece of dampened watercolor paper
is layed over the surface of the stone and the image is transferred
to this paper by rolling it through the press under heavy pressure.
I re-ink the stone for each print… each is made by hand. I then
hand paint the black and white image and each one of the series
of 30 is painted differently. After I have completed 30 prints,
the surface of the stone is ground down with a levigator to erase
the image and make the stone smooth again for a new drawing.
