Gallery 1: Stone Images A few of my pieces from the present back to the 80s.
Marble/marble
"Man With the Broken Nose"
mica, quartz, modeling putty, 2025
Women With Heavy Load
2025
“Street Dog”
agate, tufa-stone, obsidian
“Androgynous Figure”
carved petrified-wood
"Uttered Silence"
2025
volcanics stone & black conte crayon
Yes(?)
2025
"Intangible Visitation" 2022
tufa, river stone, partial deer skeleton
"Intangible Visitation" (view 2)
"Ancient Dancer"
2024
"Ancient Dancer"
petrified stone, obsidian
"Ancient Dancer" (detail)
petrified stone, obsidian
“Painted Face“
volcanic rock
2025
Italian alabaster
"Wild Horse" 2009
"Wild Horse" 2009
granite, tufa stone, obsidian, partial wild horse skull I found in the desert.
“Bird Man” 2005
soapstone
limestone with hardware
1998
soapstone with hardware
Canadian soapstone
Soapstone with hardware
Life-size deer
Assemble stone with antlers
Life-size deer
Assembled granite, river stone, partial skeleton, white cement
Gallery 2: Clay Images. Some of my work from the present but mostly from back in the 80s.
"Tribute to Miro"
Clay with TV antenna
"The Gentle Giant"
Fairfax Studio
2009
"Reclining Torso"
clay & hardware
View one
"Reclining Torso"
clay & hardware
View two
Torso
2011
Fairfax Studio
Clay with TV antenna
"Aphrodite"
"Touch"
Clay with TV antenna
"Gossamer"
1987
clay
side view
"Gossamer"
1987
clay
"The Undoing of the Classical Hero"
1987
clay
View two
"Chernobyl:
The Noble Savage" (04/26/1986)
1986
clay
Gallery 3: Bronzes / Metal Work. I cast these bronzes in the 80s & 90s (in Binghamton, Cincinnati, Oakland)
"The Regal Knight"
Sheet metal
The Regal Knight"
Sheet metal. side view
"Thalassa"
The primordial goddess & literal body of the sea. I portray her as a woman rising from the water.
Bronze
"Thalassa" (view two)
"Peter the Poet"
Bronze, no patina
1992
"Reclining Figure"
Bronze
"Relining Figure"
Bronze
"The Wave" Bronze
“Pregnant Woman"
Bronze
"pregnant woman"
View two
"Marilyn"
"Marilyn"
Wax pieces
(Cincinnati)
Two Unfinished Bronze- found recently in an old wooden box.
Mid 80s
NY
More Forgotten Bronze
early to mid-80s
Moving is a curse for a sculptor. Too many things get lost, damaged or broken, stuck away & forgotten about.