Downtown Tulsa

This scene features many glass and steel structured buildings in downtown Tulsa by the Arkansas River.

Cool blue water captures the reflection of a historic downtown Tulsa along Riverside Drive on a crisp autumn day.

Originally painted on location from the pedestrian bridge in 1985.

•  9" x 12" inkjet print on 11" x 14" one hundred year archival paper.

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Peace Of Mind

The original was painted on Cherry street, including the Peace of Mind Bookstore that started in 1974, Kilkenny's, and Marquet.

The scene depicts actual people including the owner that worked at the stores or frequented the bookstore for spiritual enlightenment.

•  12" x 9" inkjet print on 14" x 11" one hundred year archival paper.

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Gazebo At Philbrook

Behind Philbrook Museum lies a magnificent garden full of spectacular trees and greenery.

I was able to capture this on a less traveled path to the gazebo over two summers in 1996 through 1997.

•  12" x 9" inkjet print on 14" x 11" one hundred year archival paper.

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A Snowy Day Along The River

A cold winter blows snow down upon the trees and blankets them and the earth with a fluffy cushion of white.

Painted along the Arkansas River with Turkey Mountain in the background.

Originally painted in 2004.

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Judgement Day

The figure’s back is arched, aching and lamenting. A tortured soul is left naked for all to see.

To the right, is it God or demon towering over with accusing fingers, (branches) pointing downward? And the river (life) for the rest of the world flows on. We are all judged everyday of our lives and at the end.

Originally painted in 1988.

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The Green Bridge

This is how the green bridge was originally painted in LaFortune Park.

A quiet stream moves lazily through LaFortune Golf Course, between 51st and 61st on Yale.

Originally painted in 1987.

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I Look Up At The Moon

Encompassing ideal thought and belief manifested in ancient Japanese art and poetry. It is a haiku expressed visually.

Originally painted on three panels. Inspiration came to me because bamboo grows along the river. An odd number of fireflies. And gentle clouds with river lines. Who’s looking at the moon? Is it the fireflies, the cricket, or you the viewer?

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