I am calling these paintings Formerly Homeless because they have not been shown before and seem, in many cases, to defy categorization and often stand alone, outliers that nonetheless pushed for expression and perhaps now merit the light. Many I have considered less than proficient enough to put out there for consideration but that reluctance to have them seen has recently lessened in favor of feeling able to let them go.
Some displayed are ideas or, in some cases, feeling states that I felt the need to externalize.
Others are portraits of loved ones or dear friends I was moved to fondly portray.
Several abstracts appear, some of which I don’t consciously know much about or why they pushed for emergence, and some I do know more about, expressing ideas I hold, once held or speculated about.
The Little Church and Angel Over the Severn are fond remembrances of my Mother and Father.
Portraits (done at widely separate time periods)