Early Work late 1960s-70s
either hand held camera, photos saved as snapshots only, or other technical issues.
sleeper 1969
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Happening - pen/ink 1967 |
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| Astral Projection - early pen & ink illustration for Contempo Magazine, Atlanta, Georgia 1969 |
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Twin Souls - - early pen & ink illustration
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Wall Mural - 1970 - home of Mr. Lew Deadmore, Atlanta, Ga. |
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Last Supper - - early pen & ink illustration 1971 Guide - pen/ink 1973  Hercules & Typhoon 1973 |
untitled 1973
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The Future of France - pen/ink 1974 |
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Moderns & Pan's Dual Nature - inks/paper 1974 |
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She was torn between Nature & Science - inks/paper 1974 |
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Her Freudian Hat - inks/paper 1975 |
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Titan - Inks/washes paper - 1976 |
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Ur Trinity - gouaches/paper 1973 |
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Beauty of Venus/Birth of Art - 1972 pencil/watercolor paper |
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Many Are Called, few are Chosen - 1972 pencil/watercolor paper |
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Sun & Moon - gouaches/paper 1973 |
Whereabouts Unknown - The Lunar Lady Series 1973
Whereabouts Unknown - The Lunar Lady Series 1973.
One of my earliest showings was held at 156 7th St. in Atlanta, Georgia, a beautiful Neil Reid period building of six spacious apartments. The Showing theme was an imagined reincarnational fantasy based on the glamorous fictional character, Marguerite de Maupassant. This character was portrayed as a young stylish Parisian socialite whose life was short, mysterious and veiled by her intense interests in the occult. Friends, who then owned a shop called Goose-Brothers, specializing in Art Deco objects deluxe and furniture agreed to completely furnish a couple of rooms in the style of the 1920's as an added theatrical element to my exhibition of drawings and paintings. The entire mood of the installation greatly enhanced this production...down to a collection of original gown and shoes hanging in the closet!
During this period of my life I was not the efficient a record keeper I was to become a few years after and sadly, I do not know or remember what became of the pieces in the showing.
The only images I have are on very old negatives and these when developed were somewhat altered by the lighting used. I present them here as they are.
One of my earliest showings was held at 156 7th St. in Atlanta, Georgia, a beautiful Neil Reid period building of six spacious apartments. The Showing theme was an imagined reincarnational fantasy based on the glamorous fictional character, Marguerite de Maupassant. This character was portrayed as a young stylish Parisian socialite whose life was short, mysterious and veiled by her intense interests in the occult. Friends, who then owned a shop called Goose-Brothers, specializing in Art Deco objects deluxe and furniture agreed to completely furnish a couple of rooms in the style of the 1920's as an added theatrical element to my exhibition of drawings and paintings. The entire mood of the installation greatly enhanced this production...down to a collection of original gown and shoes hanging in the closet!
During this period of my life I was not the efficient a record keeper I was to become a few years after and sadly, I do not know or remember what became of the pieces in the showing.
The only images I have are on very old negatives and these when developed were somewhat altered by the lighting used. I present them here as they are.
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2 copies of the same piece - Portrait of Marguerite at the Portal of Time |
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2 copies of the same piece - Marguerite and Gerald approach the Invisible world |
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