The Wisdom of Age Honesdale, PA oil on canvas 20" x 24" "The Wisdom of Age" reflects the artist's love of planes, his grandchildren and family, and deep, thoughtful conversation.

selection of "Todos Somos Uno (We Are All One)" Sandia Park, NM oil on canvas 66" x 148" This painting, made up of four panels (technically called a “polyptych”), is part of a long series based on Dia de los Muertos, “Day of the Dead.” These four paintings are designed to work together and hang as one complete

Snowy Link Waymart, PA digital photograph 8" x 10" One of my artistic passions is photography. I tend to take photos of unusual things (creepy trees being one of them). When tasked with this theme, the ideal photo hit me when I was driving over the railroad tracks on Brown Street on my way to the Honesdale Agway.

50/50 #127 Milanville, PA analog paper montage 15" x 15" When I came across these classic Currier & Ives illustrations of George Washington and Abe Lincoln, they immediately spoke to me as perfect subjects for my 50/50 series. As far as any social or political statement the resulting maniplation may have, I leave that to the interpretation of

Wishing Damascus, PA oil on board 8" x 14"

selection of "Knitted Together by Many Lifetimes" Milanville, PA 7.5" x 15" Feminine energy is a transformational and healing energy, as seen throughout the history of our planet. This miracle of rebirth and continuance has prevailed in spite of war and discord. Without this nurturing and life affirming desire, we would not survive.

Long Division Kenoza Lake, NY acrylic / mixed media on canvas 12" x 16" I started to create “Long Division” as a pun on the political divisiveness in our country, using a stereotype—the simple, mathematical division sign. As I worked, the painting morphed into a landscape and, ironically, established just the opposite: an image of a visual and

Lions Honesdale, PA digital photograph 5.75" x 8.5" "Lions" was taken on the Masai Mara in southern Kenya, Africa. It shows three female lions basking in the sun, watching their cubs.

On the Edge Santa Fe, NM mixed media 20" x 30" A painting can transport you to another world where hard edges morph and disappear into a luminous background, while soft edges emerge from the mist. I'm fascinated by how these elements connect, as we live in a world of duality. Making these connections in my art is

Brothers Of The Angle Honesdale, PA oil on canvas 16" x 24" There was always something about fishing that led me to pursue its practice throughout my life. It gave me a way to connect with the natural world. The repetition of casting and retrieving soothed my soul. Fly tying became a way to understand the habits of

Catskill Chairs Milford, PA Polaroid SX-70 photograph 5.4" x 7.6" In the 1950’s when I lived in the Bronx, my family summered in “the mountains,” our term for the Catskills, Sullivan County, NY. Whether we stayed at bungalow colonies, rooming houses or hotels, those “clam shell” style, chairs (sometimes called “bouncy” chairs) were on all the lawns. They

Windows to the World Damascus, PA photo assemblage / collage 24" x 36" This image is of a young boy posing, making glasses with his upside-down hands in upstate NY. The windows behind him offer more "eyes" for the viewer. The playful composition makes that connection. This piece is printed in timeless black & white tones. Web: brandimerolla.com