US Department of State Art for Embassies Collection

Recent Pastels and Oil Paintings

Autumn Reflections
24" x 24"
Gallatin Valley Sunset
36" x 36"
Spanish Peaks
40" x 60"

The Spanish Peaks painted from Gooch Hill in late July. The Spanish Peaks are located southwest of Bozeman, Montana.
Hyalite Lake
36" x 36"
Ross Peak Bridgers
36" x 36"
Teton Light Study
8" x 8"
Yellowstone River July
8" x 8"
Madison River Evening
8" x 10"
Bridger Mountain Rain
29" x 41"

Rain over the Bridger Mountains looking south from Springhill
August Fog Blackfoot River
29" x 41"

Blackfoot River near Ovando Montana
Tom Minor Basin Montana
40" x 60"

Tom Minor Basin near the Yellowstone National Park border.
Autumn Storm Yellowstone River
29" x 41"

Yellowstone River in Autumn

Big Hole Hot August
29" x 41"

Hot august near the Big Hole River
Warm Light Yellowstone River
29" x 41"

Looking northeast to Livingston in the Paradise Valley Montana
Madison River Afternoon
29" x 41"

Madison River afternoon thunderstorm
Hyalite Area
20" x 28"

Hyalite Canyon just south of Bozeman
Bitteroot Summer
4" x 6"

Summer in the Bitteroot Valley
Bridger Winter Sunset
4" x 6"

February Sunset on the Bridger Mountain Range
Early Morning Stock Farm
8" x 12"

View of the Stock Farm Resort in the Bitteroot Valley
Early Morning
8" x 12"

Early summer morning near the Arco desert in Idaho.
Tom Minor Trees
8" x 12"

Looking south in the Tom Minor Basin near Yellowstone National Park
Warm Evening
8" x 12"

August sunset just outside my studio


Bitterroot Sunset
30" x 40" pastel on paper

I am honored to have the Department of State Art for Embassies program purchase several of my pastels.

"Art in Embassies, an office within the U.S. Department of State, promotes cultural diplomacy through exhibitions, permanent collections, site-specific commissions and two-way artist exchanges in more than 200 U.S. Embassies and Consulates around the world. Through art, international audiences gain a sense of the quality, scope, and diversity of American and host country art and culture."

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