Norwegian Fjord Horse

Sepia Suite No.4 – Norwegian Fjord Horse has been juried into the American Academy of Equine Art’s, "2008 Fall Open Juried Exhibition” in Lexington, Kentucky. The show runs from September 20 through November 2, 2008 at the William G. Kenton Gallery located at the International Museum of the Horse at the Kentucky Horse Park.

http://www.aaea.net/2008fallshow/default.htm

The painting is part of the "Sepia Suite" series. Please read the Zebra Plains Foal post to find out more about the "Sepia Suite" series!

Przewalski Horse

Two artworks, Przewalski Horse and Giraffe, have been juried into the Fourth Annual Juried Art Show, "Drawn from Nature" in Audubon, PA. The show will be on display during April 2008 at the John James Audubon Center at Mill Grove's, site of Audubon's first home, 240-year old stone barn's upper level.

Both paintings are part of the "Sepia Suite" series. Please read the Zebra Plains Foal post to find out more about the "Sepia Suite" series!

Rhino

Thank you to the Canadian who recently purchased "Rhino," part of the "Sepia Suite" series. I am delighted that it's found an honored place in your private art collection. Please read the Zebra Plains Foal post to find out more about the "Sepia Suite" series!

The Zoo Giraffe

The painting "Giraffe" in sepia ink wash was posted for this week's Illustration Friday theme, "the zoo". It is also part of the "Sepia Suite" series. Please read the Zebra Plains Foal post to find out more about the "Sepia Suite" series!

Mustang Horse

The latest installment in my "Sepia Suite" series is the Mustang Horse. Please read the Zebra Plains Foal post to find out more about the "Sepia Suite" series!

Zebra Plains Foal

Zebra Plains Foal from my "Sepia Suite" series has just sold! It is included in the invitational art exhibit, "Inspired by Nature" in Cross River, NY. The show will be on display at Gallery Yellow, May 19, 2007 – July 31, 2007. http://www.galleryyellow.com/index.html

The “Sepia Suite” series is an intimate reflection of the tranquil moments I experienced while observing these animals in the field. The artwork is primarily created in sepia tones using homemade black walnut ink on carefully selected specialty papers. As a gesture of my deep respect for these creatures, their form stands alone against the paper’s natural background. For me this placement emphasizes the essence of each individual’s nobility and grace. African wildlife and horse paintings from the "Sepia Suite" series are still available. To purchase an original painting, please write me for more information or stop in the gallery before the show closes!