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IN THE STUDY
Oil on canvas.
Width: 40” | Height: 24”
Caption: “She came in a slender shadow.”
Original Publication: “Alibi” by Robert W. Chambers. (McCall’s, August 1926)
HER SMALL SLAVE
Oil on Canvas.
Width: 29.5” | Height: 23.5”
Caption: “I was her small slave from that moment.”
“Golden Star of Carolina” (McCall’s, July 1928)
CHILDREN WITH NUNS
Oil on Canvas.
Width: 47.7" | Height: 23"
Caption: “Through the high iron fence we could see the sisters, out for recreation, pacing two and two under the apple trees.”
“My Mortal Enemy” by Willa Cather (McCall’s, March 1926)
[Original work lost in 2017 California fires.]
TOWERS OF SILENCE (OLD MAN TELLS YOUNG MAN)
Oil on Canvas.
Width: 29.5" | Height: 28.8"
Caption: “From the sun thou camest! To the sun thou goest! Child of the sun!”
“Towers of Silence” by Donn Byrne (Hearst’s Magazine, October 1919)
VULTURES
Oil on Canvas.
Width: 19.4" | Height: 25.5"
“Towers of Silence” by Donn Byrne (Hearst’s Magazine, October 1919)
NEREIDS ON SHORE
Oil on Canvas
Width: 18” | Height: 18”
Caption: “Sometimes the best thing a wife can do is wait - especially if her husband has gone siren-hunting. This is the story of a wise woman and a wandering man.”
“They Always Do” by Adela Rogers St. John (Good Housekeeping, August 1924)
MOON MAIDEN
Oil on Canvas.
Width: 24” | Height: 23.6”
Caption: “The song brought the girl out of hiding.”
Original Publication: “Golden Star of Carolina” by James Francis Dwyer (McCall’s, July 1928)
IN THE STUDY
Oil on canvas.
Width: 40” | Height: 24”
Caption: “She came in a slender shadow.”
Original Publication: “Alibi” by Robert W. Chambers. (McCall’s, August 1926)
HER SMALL SLAVE
Oil on Canvas.
Width: 29.5” | Height: 23.5”
Caption: “I was her small slave from that moment.”
“Golden Star of Carolina” (McCall’s, July 1928)
CHILDREN WITH NUNS
Oil on Canvas.
Width: 47.7" | Height: 23"
Caption: “Through the high iron fence we could see the sisters, out for recreation, pacing two and two under the apple trees.”
“My Mortal Enemy” by Willa Cather (McCall’s, March 1926)
[Original work lost in 2017 California fires.]
TOWERS OF SILENCE (OLD MAN TELLS YOUNG MAN)
Oil on Canvas.
Width: 29.5" | Height: 28.8"
Caption: “From the sun thou camest! To the sun thou goest! Child of the sun!”
“Towers of Silence” by Donn Byrne (Hearst’s Magazine, October 1919)
VULTURES
Oil on Canvas.
Width: 19.4" | Height: 25.5"
“Towers of Silence” by Donn Byrne (Hearst’s Magazine, October 1919)
NEREIDS ON SHORE
Oil on Canvas
Width: 18” | Height: 18”
Caption: “Sometimes the best thing a wife can do is wait - especially if her husband has gone siren-hunting. This is the story of a wise woman and a wandering man.”
“They Always Do” by Adela Rogers St. John (Good Housekeeping, August 1924)
MOON MAIDEN
Oil on Canvas.
Width: 24” | Height: 23.6”
Caption: “The song brought the girl out of hiding.”
Original Publication: “Golden Star of Carolina” by James Francis Dwyer (McCall’s, July 1928)
Nonprofit Tax ID: 88-3417967