Thursday, November 26, 2009





Kitchen
Acrylic paint on paper
approx. 30" x 30"



Below:

Kitchen studies
Acrylic paint on paper
6" x 6"











Mother with Child
Acrylic paint on paper
approx. 20" x 20"

Detail:




Sunday, November 15, 2009





Easter
Acrylic paint on clayboard panel
8" x 10"

Sunday, November 01, 2009

Tabernacle Series
Acrylic paint on gessoed panel
5" x 5" each



Gallarus Oratory, Dingle Peninsula, Ireland






Left: Marsh Chapel, Boston, MA;
Center: St. Agnes, Cape May Point, NJ;
Right: St. Clement Shrine, Boston, MA







St. Francis Chapel, Boston, MA (study)




Mother and Daughter (Picnic)
Pencil on paper in gray mat frame
approx. 5" x 5"








Mom with Cole II
Acrylic paint on oval canvas
5" x 7"



Mom with Cole
Sewing thread, fabric
16" x 20"



Gifts
Acrylic paint on paper
6" x 7"



Grandma Nan's Kitchen
Gouache on paper
3" x 5"

Toppings
Acrylic paint on wood panel
4" x 6"

A Waxman Family Gathering
Acrylic paint on wood panel
4" x 6"

Sycamore Circle -- Backyard (Study)
Acrylic paint on masonite panel
8" x 10"

Tuesday, January 27, 2009




Home II
Acrylic paint on wood panel
7.75 x 5.75 inches

Friday, August 29, 2008




Grace
Acrylic paint on wood panel
11 x 11 in.



Detail:


Wednesday, August 27, 2008




Studies for Grace
Left: Dad, pen on paper, 5.25 x 6.5 in.
Center: Dinner Table, pen on paper, 4.25 x 5.25 in.
Right: Mom, acrylic on wood panel, 5.75 x 7.75 in.

Tuesday, August 12, 2008



Grace II (While Dean is Very Hungry)
Acrylic paint on paper
7 x 7 in.



Grace

Pen on paper

7.75 x 5.75 in.

*based on photo from book, "America at Home"

Saturday, August 09, 2008




Home I (The Gabriel Tree)
Pen on paper
7.75 x 5.75 in.

Saturday, July 26, 2008




The Steeles' Residence, Cape May, NJ

Pen on paper

7 x 5.75 in.




The Steeles' Residence, Cape May, NJ
Pen on paper
8.75 x 11 in.

Thursday, April 24, 2008




Wedding at Cana I
Acrylic on circular canvas
12 x 12 inches

This artwork depicts a particular room and its furnishings in Dublin Castle. The Virgin Mary whispers to Christ, who wears a red robe, that the wine has run out. Mary’s opaque white skin and robes are based on descriptions of her Apparition at Knock in Ireland in 1879. One of the ceremony’s servants, a contemporary priest, brings the new, miraculous wine to the praying couple. The miracle at Cana foreshadows of the miracle of the Eucharist, which beautifully intertwines the communion of Marriage and the communion of the Eucharist.


(*special thanks to my friends Pat and Paula Reynolds for modeling for this painting)







Wedding at Cana II
Acrylic on oval canvas
24 x 18 in.

(*please see text accompanying "Wedding at Cana I)