oil on linen, 20" x 20"
oil on linen, 20"x 16"
oil on linen on panel, 40" x 25"
egg tempera, 7"x5"
graphite on paper
Charcoal on toned paper
oil on linen, graphic created using illustrator
http://www.amazon.com/Confessions-Miners-Canary-Allan-White/dp/1502525283
Watercolor on paper, 22"x30"
Egg Tempera, 7"x5"
watercolor on paper, 10"x7"
vine charcoal and white chalk on toned paper, 22" x 16"
oil on linen on panel
oil on linen, 40" x 30"
oil on linen, 16" x 24"
oil on linen on panel
vine charcoal and white chalk on toned paper, 22" x 16"
oil on linen on board, 24" x 18"
graphite on paper, 24" x18"
walnut ink on stonehenge paper
conte on toned paper, 9" x 11"
oil on panel, 9"x12"
oil on linen, 20" x 16"
graphite on hotpress watercolor paper, 24" x 18"
oil on linen on panel, 44" x 36"
oil on board, 12"x12"
oil on panel, 12"x12"
oil on linen, 9"x11"
grisaille cast study, oil on linen
oil on linen on panel, 8" x8"
oil on linen on panel, 8"x8"
oil on board, 7"x10"
oil on linen on panel
cast study, vine charcoal and white chalk on toned paper
oil on board, 8" x 8"
oil on board, 7"x5"
The legend of the Rape of Lucretia is based on an actual event dating from around 510 BC. When Lucreta was raped by a Roman soldier, son of a Roman King, she felt that her virtuous soul was now imprisoned in her defiled body. The only way to free herself was to plunge a knife into her chest. Her husband, so distraught that he wanted to end his life as well, was instead persuaded by Brutus to focus his passion into rebellious action. They paraded her body through the streets of Rome, ultimately resulting in the overthrow of the Roman Kingdom.
It was Lucretia’s very act of defiance that led to the birth of the Roman Republic.
Egg tempera on panel, 24"x18"
Oil on linen on board, 84"x 30"
Colored pencil on toned paper, 20 "x 12"
oil on linen on panel, 18" x 30"
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