Titled: "Giro In Bicicletta"

Pulcinella - Watercolor

The immortal city of Napoli has her own clown, Pulcinella. Pulcinella represents the spirit of this amazing city, and his image can be seen everywhere both as offerings for tourists and as decorations by natives. The first gift I was given in Naples (the English word for Napoli) was a little Pulcinella figurine. Napoli is also famous for its figurines, their nativity scenes made of clay, plastic or plaster are sought around the world. But back to Pulcinella. Pulcinella represents the theater of absurdity. Here is my first attempt to capture Pulcinella on a bicyle.

Titled: "Il Gabinetto"

Doors - Watercolor

1/4 sheet painting of a scene in Calabria.

Titled: "Alley Cats"

Cats - Watercolor

quarter sheet watercolor

Titled: "Tom - Gone But Not Forgotten"

Cats - Watercolor

Titled: "He can sure play that guitar"

Historic - Watercolor

1/4 sheet arches 300 lb cold pressed paper. Taken liberally from an old photograph.

Titled: "Lets GO"

Portraits - Watercolor

300 lb arches cold press paper 1/4 sheet size watercolor

Titled: "Grazzano Visconti"

Doors - Watercolor

A small medieval village outside of Piacenza. This painting is watercolors on a quarter sheet of Arches 300 lb cold pressed paper. It is on a 1/4 sheet, about 11" x15"

Titled: "Via Progresso 46"

Doors - Watercolor

This is a door from a nearly 100 year old building in Calabria. It was constructed by my own great grandfather. This particular door was replaced a few years ago with a modern door It is painted with watercolors on heavyweight arches paper. it's about 7" x 11"

Titled: "Little girl"

Portraits - Watercolor

7 x 10" on Arches 300 cold press paper.

Titled: "Glacier Park"

Landscape - Watercolor

This is about 7" x 12" painted for a dear friend who is elderly and cannot often get to the wilderness that she loves