Kathe Kollwitz

Kathe Kollwitz was an engraver and artist from Germany who focused on anti-war messages and the plight of the poor.

12 x 12 inches oil on canvas board

Castle Mespelbrunn #2

2nd painting of Mespelbrunn I've done.  This is watercolor, 12 x 9 inches, on watercolor paper.

Overcome

Image painted based on a B&W photo of a soldier overcome by the reality of a Nazi concentration / death camp at the end of WWII.  12 x 9 inches watercolor on watercolor paper.

Battle of the Somme

Scene from the Battle of the Somme documentary.   The battle lasted over 4 months and resulted in over a million killed or wounded.

36 x 48 inches, oil on canvas.

Trier

Named after a city in Germany where I first saw Roman ruins, this painting reminds me of the arches from ancient civilizations.   

Oil on canvas, 20 x 16 inches.

Cart and Woman in Old Bavaria

A painting I did years ago based on an old black and white photo of a scene in Germany.

Acrylic, I think it is about 12 x 8 inches or so, on canvas board.

Kronborg Castle

This is a castle between Denmark and Sweden that was immortalized by Shakespeare as Elsinore in Hamlet.    Special request painting.   

20 x 16 acrylic on canvas.

Castle Mespelbrunn

I used to live near this castle in Germany.  
12x16 acrylic on canvas board.

HofBrau Haus - Germany

This is a small watercolor I did while living in Germany in the early 1990's.

15 x 11 watercolor on heavy watercolor paper.