PAINTINGS

Sunday in Washington is Exquisite: Corot’s Women We had an Exquisite Day here in Washington two Sundays ago when we saw Corot’s Women at the National Gallery.  But firstly, I [...]

My Kolorful Kinesthetic Version of the Last Supper. Looking toward the Old Masters has always been a way to infuse one’s work with new energy and vitality. There are wheels that do not need [...]

Make What Hangs on Your Walls Count ! Did you ever consider that ART is ESSENTIAL in your LIFE? Art Essentials, I call them. There are certain art objects and paintings in my life that would be [...]

What Was Tintoretto Known For? Recently my friend and fellow art lover, Judy Totton from London, (who is also a professional photographer in her own right at www.judytottonphotography.com ) [...]

This Is What I Go Through creating a Divine Mother Painting. This Divine Mother Painting was started a couple years ago, and sat in the storage area of our friends in Santa Fe. We visit them [...]

Frank Lloyd Wright and The Guggenheim Museum Spiral You Upward.  I saw Frank Lloyd Wright in all his creative glory when I went to  Guggenheim Museum in New York City for the first time in 1975. [...]

Moses of Israel was captured in all His glory by Michelangelo in Rome.  My relationship with Moses of Israel all started for me in the Prayer Room at Tara Singh’s Foundation in Los Angeles. [...]

This Man of Short Life Produced Some Timeless Masterpieces. There is an order in Georges Seurat’s Dots.  I call this article Seurat’s Dots after a style of painting that uses small [...]

Heaven & Earth Combine in a “Meetup” of Spirit and Matter. The whole planet is a “Meetup group,” as it seems we are trying to unify.  Sondra and I travel around the [...]

Light and Paint Merge in Monet’s Impressions of the Rouen Cathedral.  Recently my friend in India, Uday, who is an avid Art Collector and Connoisseur of the finer things in life, wrote me [...]