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What a special place. Weekdays and the beach is empty of all the boats that usually are anchored here. This strip of beach will soon be a memory as beach erosion is causing the pines and fence to fall into the river.

Oil on Canvas 36 x 18

Beach Bike

Light and shadow and the perfect ride.

Oil on Canvas 20 x 16

Beach Day

It doesn’t get much better than this.

Oil on Canvas 24 x 12

June Rosa Rugosa

An early June morning. The sun is barely lighting the lifeguard chair and the beach roses line the path to the water.

Oil on Canvas 24 x 12

Chair Six

The standing lifeguard keeping watch is this painting’s focal point.

Oil on Canvas 14 x 11

End of a Beach Day

Oil on Canvas 10 x 8

Morning Fog Burning Off

This was a sweltering hot September morning, the fog was burning off and the day promised to be steamy

Oil on Canvas 16 x 12

Greene's Inn

With patriotic bunting, blue hydrangea and a shingle style house, this could be any New England seaside street in Nantucket, Narragansett, Watch Hill or Chatham.

Oil on Canvas 16 x 8

Hazy Sunday

There’s a little bit of everything on this hazy summer Sunday. The river is at your back in this Dunes Club view

Oil on Canvas 30 x 36

Line at Del's

Everyone has stood in this line, feet burning to get a Del’s lemon.

Oil on Canvas 24 x 18

Monahan's Dock

Originally painted en plein air. I was painting at the bottom of the boat ramp, There’s a surfer about to jump in at the end of the dock.

Oil on Canvas 16 x 12

Narragansett Beach

The original oil painting was en plein air. The wind took it several times, dumping sand into the wet paint.

Oil on Canvas 36 x 12

White Bucket Hat

A white bucket hat on this lifeguard who is almost “off-duty”

Oil on Canvas 10 x 8

1890's Beach Day

This was one of the hardest paintings I’ve ever created. I researched clothing in old paintings and movies to accurately make this 1890’s sepia beach day come alive.

Oil on Canvas 24 x 12