Montana de Oro
Mountain King
A view of majestic Mt. Whitney from the Whitney Portal Rd. 36″ x 24″ o/c
Pacifico I
Massive Sierra
LaTerrazza - Cuba
A view of the La Terrazza resort in the Pinar del Rio province, west of Havana, Cuba. 10′ x 12′ o/cb – original sold / prints available by arrangement, contact artist for details.
Joshua II
Joshua I
Into the Light
Helio's Hideout
Hard Right
Hall of the Mountain King
Cypress
California Gold
One of the many beautiful views of our oak studded rolling summertime hills of the unspoiled California Central Coast. 48″ x 36″ oil on canvas – original available / prints available by arrangement. Contact artist for details.
Big Lenny
Big Day Overhead
1500 Below - Mono Lake
101 @ Malibu Canyon
Water & Walls
Vasquez Rocks
Superstition II
Superstition I
Royal Palms - Cuba
Pasadena Spectacular
Pasadena Spectacular – Kris Doe The dramatic backdrop of the San Gabriel mountains to my hometown of Pasadena has always captured my imagination. As a young boy I would lay in bed and imagine all the wildlife that resided in them and would even substitute the sound of the local traffic rumble as that of streams running and echoing through the canyons.
8″x 24″ o/b original not for sale • prints available * please note: all canvas prints will ship unstretched.
Pasadena Morning
Padre Bay
Pacifico II
Wendt to Great Paynes for this one
A tribute to two of my favorite 20th century California painters. 36″ x 24″ oil on canvas Original available / prints available by arrangement – contact artist for details .
Golden Lobos
Sunset at Pt. Lobos, CA
Owens Valley Afternoon
A view to the Eastern Sierra over Owens Lake
Carrizo Plains
Springtime on the Carrizo Plains
Bishop Creek Basin
By far one of the most commanding views driving south on Hwy.395, the Bishop Creek basin and Round Valley at the foot of Mt. Tom, speaks to the pastoral grandure and beauty of the Eastern Sierra.
Old Man Bristlecone
Believed to be the oldest tree in Earth. White Mtns. eastern Owens Valley, CA
Santa-Maria-River-@101
Always captivated by these eroded cliffs along the banks of the Santa Maria river, especially during the green of Spring with the booming cumulus overhead.
