Travel, Art and Musings

October 2025 I have donated the sunset shot below for Galesville fundraising. Please check out what's available to help with the Market restoration. Now in the gallery: Pink Sunrise 19x24 shot with navy blue frame $350 In the Works! Dewy Web TBD-Stay tuned September 2025 Only the sunset shot remains at River Gallery; Wilde Orchids and Masts are at home and still available.   May 3, 2024 After scads of post-Covid lethargy, three works are now at River Gallery: This sunset shot is gallery wrapped to 35x27 inches ($250): Wilde Orchids  ($225) -From Mr. Wilde's collection-17x12 inches Shot at Pirate's Cove ($225) 17x21 inches

May 2022 Laura very kindly kept my work in the gallery over these long Covid months.  White Poinsettia cards have sold. I'll post a photo asap. November 2021 After Laura and my 2019 pre-Thanksgiving sale, River Gallery had to close because of Covid. She was able to open one weekend a month but is now back to her regular weekend schedule. She and Jill have enlarged the opening between the gallery and Re*Find and the resulting displays are wonderful. Laura held over some of the 2019 works and sales are returning.  Get over to River Gallery next time you are in Galesville Md on the weekends. Here's what sold. All were printed onto canvas and gallery wrapped: The Alpacas Three separate pieces sold as a set Dark Skies I used the computer to brighten the sails Thomas Point Lighthouse

A call to the alumni desk led me to park in Dogwood Drive parking lot. In 1968, this area was farmland. I believe the geography house was nearby. The student union and dining hall now occupy the area. Place 'The Commons' to the left of the photo below. I entered here, the center of the building, more to the right and... The Commons, where we ate, to the left. Student art including these covered sticks decorated the entry View from the Commons toward dorms Manokin Hall! A new entry changes its appearance. Now it, Wicomico and 2 new ones form a pretty wooded quad. View of the The Pergola from Student Union. Cheryl and I will stroll from the other end. It passes Devilbiss Hall (our science building?) to a very pretty Mall.  And here is the other end! SO pretty A sculpture viewed from The Pergola A rose is but one of many flowers around The Pergola View from the 3rd floor of the Commons of the Students' Dining...

November 2019 River Gallery owner, Laura Dixon, and I will join forces the weekend before Thanksgiving: