9”x12” oil on panel

This painting takies a look at the view from fourth wing doors to the upper entrance of Dahlgren Hall. Notice the reflection of Red Beach in the doors.

20”x24” A replica of the Wright Brothers’ first plane hangs in the rafters of Dahlgren Hall at the U.S. Naval Academy.

9”x12”

The flags that line the perimeter of Dahlgren Hall represent the states and countries of current midshipmen. At least that’s what I always assumed… ;)

16”x20” Colors and sunshine define the intricate details of the Mahan facade.

9”x12”

The doors entering third and fourth wings are a coveted shortcut taking two years of drudgery to earn. They are everything I hoped they would be.

11”x14”

11”x14”

The corner of Sampson. It’s one of my favorite views and often overlooked!

9”x12” A view from the steps of Bancroft looking onto the ramp and 4th Wing.

18”x24”

Beautiful colors adorn this elegant view of the Rotunda at the US Naval Academy in Annapolis MD, with a glimpse of the “Don’t Give Up The Ship” flag in the background.

11”x14”

Impressionistic and colorful, this painting looks down the hall outside the Mahan stage where a piano sits awaiting a midshipman to play.

9”x12”

Looking up at the clock tower of Mahan from the edge of Sampson. An intimate view any Mid who has taken plebe English would recognize.

20”x24” Elegant colors describe this stunning view of the piano in Mahan in soft evening light.

9”x12”

For Margaret.

6”x8”

Fun Colors and Mahan!

11”x14”

A couple of Naval Academy 8’s prepare for an afternoon on the water.

16”x20” The color of granite is gray, but it’s really a reflection of the colors surrounding it. I fell in love with this view of first wing in Bancroft Hall where you see reflections of Red Beach on a sunny spring day.

6”x8” A painting of the back of Mahan Hall.

9”x12” oil on panel

A painting playing with some cheery color relationships and the beautiful rotunda of U.S.N.A.

16”x20”

Rosy pinks and shimmery golds look at the catacombs in the rotunda at night.

18”x24” A painting admiring the colomns that make up the “front porch” of Bancroft Hall

11”x14” A painting of the USNA Chapel in surprising colors.

11”x14”

6”x8”

The infamous wing I happened to room in during plebe summer, 2007. 2-1 still haunts my dreams.

9”x12”

A view of the detail on the front center doors of Bancroft. In colors you didn’t expect!

9”x12”

Sixth wing was my home for four years, and for one year of it I often saw it from the vantage point of Lejeune Hall.

11”x14”