welcome to my gallery sampler!
(click on images for entire selection of similar works!)

my abstract art gallery  twenty one images

my recent digital experiments - five images

my popular barn paintings eleven images

CLICK TO SEE THE LATEST ADDITIONS TO MY ART GALLERY!!
(new images added on 12/28/99)

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These images are all protected by creator's copyright - but if you'd like to swipe any for your own non-profit personal use, please feel free to do so.  In fact, that's rather flattering!  My only request is that, in exchange, you post a link to my homepage from your site and give me the proper credit for creating the image somewhere within your pages.  Also, please inform me of your actions - I'd really enjoy visiting to see what use you've made of my work!   Finally, all the paintings in this gallery are for sale unless otherwise noted.  Please contact me by e-mail if you'd like to purchase any.

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by the way - there's a new feature in development at this site!
soon I will have many FREE WALLPAPERS for you to employ at your own site.
CLICK HERE TO CHECK OUT SOME PRELIMINARY SAMPLES!!

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