A still-life painting featuring an open book with handwritten text, a feather quill, a candle holder with a lit candle, a glass inkwell, a closed black book, a rolled-up paper, and loose letters on a cloth-covered surface with a red curtain in the background.
A watercolor painting of a cityscape with several buildings, trees, and a cloudy sky.
A detailed colored pencil drawing of a woman's face in profile, showing her hair, eye, nose, and lips, with soft shading and fine lines.
A sketch of a woman lying down with her eyes closed, resting her head on her arm, drawn with reddish-brown pencil or charcoal.
A still life painting featuring a few books, a rolled-up scroll, a microscope, a glass sphere, and some pebbles on a cloth, with a dark background.
An impressionistic landscape painting showing a rural scene with a house amid trees, under a cloudy sky.
Still life painting of a violin, a trumpet, a rifle, a violin bow, a red cloth, an apple, a small jar, and a pipe arranged on a cushioned surface with a green background.
A still life painting depicting a pair of black shoes, a white coffee mug, a notebook, a pair of glasses, and a black umbrella arranged on a red surface.
A painting of a woman with a partially visible face, behind vertical wooden slats, with a skull and candles on a table next to her, and a richly patterned cloth.
A painting depicting a woman lying on a bed with a man standing beside her, holding her hand. The woman is topless, wearing a white and gold embroidered cloth, with a book and documents scattered around. The room contains a guitar, a spherical object, a scroll, and a cushioned surface with patterned fabric. The background shows a dark interior with stone arches and a large decorative ceiling.
Sketch of old buildings with a cloudy sky in sepia tone.
A painting of a reclining woman with long brown hair resting on her side, partially draped in a patterned cloth, on a light-colored wooden surface.
Selected work
Four bodies of work, each followed to its own
conclusion.
"Art is not what you see, but what you make others see"
– Degas
