Drawings for Sale


Rocks and Wildflowers 12" x 18"
Charcoal on Paper
$185.00

Island's Edge 12" x 18"
Charcoal on Paper
$185.00

Midcoast Marsh 12" x 18"
Charcoal on Paper
$185.00

Androscoggin Lake  Winter 12" x 18"
Charcoal on Paper
$185.00


Eastport Cliffs 12" x 18"
Charcoal on Paper
$185.00

Stroudwater Colonial by Moonlight 12" x 18"
Charcoal on Paper
$185.00


Mountain Stream 12" x 18"
Charcoal on Paper
$185.00

Church Bowdoin Maine
12" x 18" Charcoal on Paper
$185.00

Marsh with Egret
12" x 18" Charcoal on Paper
$185.00

Mountain Pond by Moonlight
Charcoal 12" x 18" 
Private Collection

Nana's House, Pembroke ME
12" x 18" Charcoal on Paper
Private Collection

Swift River
Charcoal on Paper 12" x 18"
$185.00


Nor Easter 8" x 12"
Charcoal on Tracing Paper
$75.00


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