24" x 18"
Oil with palette knives on board
11" x 14"
Oil with palette knives on board
On one of our last visits to Provincetown, we took a walk out on this the jetty from the West End and nearly made it to the lighthouse before we decided to turn back. This view is what you see on your return-the monument and the sunset. So pretty.
I saw a photo on the Cape Cod Photography Facebook page that captured that view perfectly and asked the photographer Justin Stark if I could use it as inspiration for a painting. He said yes and here is the result.
12" x 12"
Oil with palette knives on board
Although the season is calling for warm, cozy, and pumpkin spice, sometimes I like to paint summer images to help with the transition to winter. This painting was inspired by a photo by Marshal Walden from Curbing Art. Used with permission.
12" x 24"
Oil with palette knives on board
Andy and Jen asked if I would paint a special surprise painting for their mother Haydi who turned 80 this year. They sent me photos of the view from her home at that beautiful time of the evening when the sun is putting on a spectacular show in the sky and on the water.
Here is Haydi after she opened up the painting. I think she liked it!
12" x 12"
Oil with knives on board
SOLD
This is an iconic scene on Commercial Street in Provincetown, Cape Cod. This is the 5th time I've painted this restaurant and the 3rd at night. I was inspired by an image I saw posted by Marshal Walden at Curbing Art and he gave me permission to use his photo as inspiration for a painting.
12 x 12
Oil with knives on board
This is an iconic place to stay on the West End of Provincetown on Cape Cod and one of the most photographed spots on Commercial Street. Each room of Cap'n Jack's Wharf is decorated in a unique bohemian style. I've always wanted to stay here, but as you can imagine, the rooms are always fully booked!
16 x 20
Oil with knives
David asked if I would paint this cute portrait of their family dog Ella who they recently had to say good bye too. She looks so cute sitting in the boat on the shores of their home town in Chatham on Cape Cod.
16x20
Oil with palette knives on board
I painted this scene twice before at a smaller size (6x6) and wanted to try it in this larger format. This is a very famous street in Boston's historic Beacon Hill area, photographed more than any other street because of its quaint cobblestone street, historic brick homes, and inviting doorsteps. It immediately takes you back in time to the days of Paul Revere and Samuel Adams.
8x10
Oil with palette knives on board
This was another Boston scene that I had painted smaller before (5x7) and decided to try it slightly larger. This doorstep caught my eye with it's plentiful flowerpots and plants, creating a garden amongst the cement and bricks.
16x20
Oil with palette knives on board
I've been working on building my inventory of Boston based paintings and was looking through some images I had taken around town when I worked on Berkeley Street. Newbury Street in Boston is a great place to stroll, shop, and dine while visiting the city and was not far from our office so I would spend many lunch hours there taking in the interesting architecture and people watching.
16x20
Oil with palette knives on board
SOLD
I painted this scene previously at a smaller size (6x12) but decided I wanted to try it larger. Frani saw this painted posted on Facebook and told me that she and her friend had fond memories of the Custom House and Boston so she decided to purchase it for her home.
Here are a couple of pics she sent me once she found the perfect spot to hang it.
12x24
Oil with palette knives on board
I think I've painted this scene about 5 or 6 times. It is always a popular view of the Boston skyline as seen from the harbor walk in the Seaport District.
Today, in celebration of the 250th anniversary of our country, many tall ships will parade through this waterway and will be quite the spectacle to watch.
24" x 30"
Oil with palette knives on board
Brian saw the painting of the Entering Lexington I had for sale at Galaray House and asked if I would paint one for him with the Arlington sign. He wanted to include some iconic Arlington spots in the background so I included (from left to right) the Uncle Sam Monument, the Minuteman Bike Trail, a painted horse, and the Cyrus Dallin museum.
As a special touch, he wanted to add himself walking his two dogs into the scene. That's them at the bottom right.
8" x 10"
Oil with palette knives on board
SOLD
I was looking through my references for something to paint on a small board I had and came across this image of hydrangeas. While I was painting it, I kept thinking how this large blooms resembled a fireworks display on the Fourth of July.
18" x 18"
Oil with palette knives on board
SOLD
Another combo of two of my best selling paintings, Entering Provincetown and Cap'n Jack's Wharf now on sale at the red inn for the 2026 summer season.
18" x 18"
Oil with palette knives on board
SOLD
It only took me 12 years to figure out that I could combine my two most popular paintings-Entering Provincetown and The Red Inn. The light bulb went off and here is the result. This painting is now on display at the red inn for the summer season and we'll be heading up there soon to see if someone decided to bring it home with them.
9" x 12"
oil with palette knives on board
SOLD
Jacqui saw this painting I posted on Facebook when I was asking for help coming up with a title for it. She suggested My Blue Heaven because it reminded her of one of her favorite places near where she grew up on Long Island. The inspiration was actually Wellfleet on Cape Cod, but since Jacqui decided to purchase the painting, it's her blue heaven now!
18" x 24"
Oil with palette knives on board
SOLD
I was looking for inspiration for my upcoming series of paintings to take up to the red inn this year and I saw the photo that inspired this painting on the Facebook page called Cape Cod Photography. I asked the photographer, Jeff Krehely, if he would give me permission to paint it. I was fortunate that he said yes!
Chuck saw the painting I posted on Instagram and told me that the house with the porch swing is where he spent his wedding week in Provincetown. Chuck decided to purchase it as an anniversary gift for his husband.
I just love when my art can make a meaningful connection like that with someone!
