Cup of Laughter,  18”x18”,  24”x24”

The vase of foliage is for an afternoon of fun after a serious day.

Blue Vase of Foliage, 21”x16”, 26”x21"

This vase shows a wild, yet stately arrangement of foliage.

Blue and Green Spray of Foliage, 21”x12”, 27”x17”

Some flowers will always be growing.

One Flower,  21”x12”, 26”x17”

This flower is a solo performer in a happy mood.

22”x13”, 27”x19”

This shows a true alliance of plant forms and their surrounding space. The white background itself emerges as a graceful design.

21”x14”, 27”x21”

This vase of foliage is on a stately table, an ornament at an evening party.

21”x13”, 27”x20”

Here is a show of rambling flower forms in a natural light.

26”x21”, 34”x28”

I wanted to depict feelings of happiness at the time of the harvest.

17”x13”, 24”x21”

Here is a vision of a rock garden, seen sideways.

21”x13”, 27”x19”

This spray of foliage is shown in a mood which is both sombre and rather elegant.

22”x18”, 28”x25”

Here is my vision of a vase of foliage spinning on a turn table.

22”x12”, 28”x20”

The evening colors show up the elegance of these wild and grassy plants.

22”x14”, 27”x19”

This tall perennial reminds me of the opening of the spring season.

12” x 16”, 16” x 20”

This small watercolor is of an exuberant garden composed of blooms and bubbles.

22” x 14”, 16” x 20”

The feeling and form of this bouquet were inspired by a gathering on a rainy April day. The apricot and blue- green hues
are in different values to show a varied composition.

25” x 18”, 30” x 23”

I wanted to create a floral which flows from the feeling of our grandmother’s era, a real remembrance of things past.

12” x 12”, 14” x 14”

This watercolor is of an October vineyard shown in the moonlight.