Miscellaneous Paintings
Houghton Train Station, 1911
My father was depot agent at this depot and my oldest brother was born here. The local farmers stand by the cans of cream they are shipping to the creamery. The windmill in the back kept the tank filled with water for the train.
Edgewood Road Tankhouse
In the 1930's, people of German descent used this building as the German Athletic Club. The tennis court fencing is visible on the right. The tall structure in the middle housed a large redwood water tank resting on a heavy trestle. The elevated tank provided water pressure for use in the showers and for the club. During the 1970's an accomplished Hungarian artist rented the building as a home and I attended art instruction there. The students brought bag lunches, stayed all day. She provided a jug of inexpensive wine for those who enjoyed it. It was an enjoyable day. Note the palette used for the house number nailed to the tree.
Exotic Visitor
An old Chinese Junk visited the Port of Redwood City in 1970. I took the opportunity to paint its portrait.
Penninsula School Porch
Rowing Team
A women's rowing team at rest at the Palo Alto harbor
Lockeed P-38
Hate to See you Go
Wild Oats
Small Boats
Boat Repair
House at Middlefield and Cassia
Untitled Absltract
Rock Painting 1970
Rocking Chair