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22x12 inches, charcoal on paper. Pacific Northwest landscape, looking east from across Commencement Bay back toward Tacoma
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Charcoal on Canson paper. Evergreen magnolia from our garden. Professionally matted and framed.
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22x12 inches, Charcoal on paper. Seahurst Beach looking back toward Shorewood. One half of a diptych
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22x12 inches, Charcoal on paper. Seahurst Beach looking back toward Shorewood. Left side half of a diptych
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20x25 inches, Charcoal on paper. Poppies from my backyard on Canson toned paper. Title is after the poem by Louise Glück.
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20x26 inches, Charcoal on paper. Portrait of a young crow intrigued by me.
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22x19 inches, Charcoal on toned canson paper. Our cherry tree blooming in the springtime. Title is after Japanese haiku.
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26x20 inches, Charcoal on paper. Portrait of a loud and proud Steller Jay. Title after 18th Century English poem by Alexander Pope.
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22x12 inches, Charcoal on paper. Pacific Northwest landscape, looking east from Sunrise Beach in Gig Harbor toward Tacoma
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5x8 inches, watercolor on paper. We spent a lot of time around the waterfront here in the Seattle area. One of our favorite spots is Fisherman's Terminal where the fishing fleet is still visible among the yachts.
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20x25 inches, Charcoal on paper. Iris from my backyard on Canson paper. Title is after a haiku by Jim Norausky.
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23x9 inches, oil on board. Pacific Northwest landscape of pine bow perched over Deception Pass, Anacortes





































