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The Firebird, 32" x 48," oil


The painting is a visual allegory of the fairy tale. The Firebird is eating golden apples. In each apple are scenes from the fairy tale. 

Prince Ivan tries to capture the Firebird for his father, the King. He pursues the bird
and in each golden apple are scenes from the fairy tale. The Firebird would be brought back alive.

Prince Ivan's journey begins by catching only one feather. His hands are in the form of praying hands. Sometimes we aren't sure if we’re reaching beyond our grasp or
if the goal will be attainable. In this instance, Ivan gets a small taste of the magnificent ideal. He can envision the possibilities. He might have to be content with the small portion he’s able to grasp (the feather). If he can get the entire bird alive, he’ll fulfill his destiny. He knows from one feather, the bird is as magnificent as he imagined,

 maybe more.

Papageno, 24" x 30," oil
The bird catcher for The Queen of the Night has many birds to choose from.

Papageno is from Mozart's The Magic Flute

Watch a 20-yr-old painting morph into its final stages of completion. Go to the page,
POE'S LAST SUPPER . 

Halloween at the Hippo, 36" x 48," oil

The Halloween at the Hippo Story

The Angel of Death, 30" x 40," oil

The Angle of Death Story



Joan of Arc, 20" x 48," oil (with hymn-board frame)

The scorpions in the fire turn into a flock of doves.