| portraits
After a Girl, Giclées only: $200
Portrait of Deborah, Oil, NFS
[click for Reid
work at SOFA]
figures, dancers, studies...
A dance, $750
Michelle,
acrylic on canvas
Giclées only
Latina
Price: contact us
Giclées only: $200
Raspberry Muffin
$600
Study of Back
$600
|
landscapes
Wyoming
In Winter, Albany County West of Laramie, oil, 8"x10", $
500 Prints
Wyoming
In Winter, Borderland, oil, 8"x10"
print only, Price: matted, framed & signed by the artist:
$175.00, plus shipping
Wyoming
River, 2005
$600
Wyoming
In Winter, Lonely Road
oil,
8"x10"
print Price: matted, framed & signed by the artist: $75.00, plus
shipping
My Life As A Poet
Daphne
in the Laurel, Price: $1500
“Myth must be kept alive. The
people who can keep it alive are the artists.... [Their function] is the
mythologization of the environment and the world.”
- Joseph Campbell
|
still lifes
Ruth's Pears,
prints only, Price: matted, framed & signed by the artist:
$175.00, plus shipping
Glass
Pepper on Tablecloth
Oil, $700
Three
Steps To Salsa
Oil, $700
Breakfast of Champions
Oil, $700
teapot
and lemon
Oil, $700
Granny
Smith Apples
Oil, $700
miscellaneous
Old
School Drawings
Prints
Collage
Bayou,
ink
prints only
Equine Paintings |
|
Born
in 1963, at Ft. Deavens Army Hospital, Ayer, Massachusetts, the eighth
child in a family of nine, I spent the rest of my childhood in Tacoma,
Washington, a culturally rich center, filled with artistic endowment and
visual inspiration. In 1985, I moved to Laramie, WY where I live
with wife Deborah and son, Walken, in a century old house once owned by my
great-grandparents, Jacob and Marie Schnitzler. I attended the University
of Wyoming
and earned a degree in Sociology and Art [1995].
What I like
best in art is a diversity of style. There are many witty, tongue-in-cheek
approaches in my work. Look for my
Wyoming
landscapes,
still-lives and other contemporary works on display at the Overland
Restaurant and Night Heron Books. Or, make an appointment
to visit my studio or to commission a portrait.
In the
past, I have served as an art editor for the University of Wyoming
literary arts journal, the Owen Wister Review; and briefly
published an online magazine that focused on the Arts and
Culture of the Northern Front Range. Currently, I am member of the
SOCIETY OF FIGURATIVE ARTISTS [SOFA] of Laramie and am the
editor-in-chief behind the revived NorthernFront.net. |
