In 2015, I had the distinct opportunity to meet Senator McCain, a man of great depth and a personal hero of mine for many years. I will never forget those moments.
A blurb about each painting should go here. It can be as short or as long as you like. Ideally, it should be two or three sentences.
General Eisenhower wanted to observe the Normandy Invasion on 6 June, 1944 from the vantage point of the English Channel.
I met Senator Bob Dole in his law office in July of 2016. At 93 he was welcoming, witty and irascible.
U.S. Navy, Active Duty - Lieutenant
U.S. Army, Retired – Captain
Dr. Kamal Kalsi, LTC USAR commanded an ER tent in Helmand Province in Afghanistan in 2011.
A dear friend, Madame Secretary of the United States Senate, Ann Berry is the first person of color to serve in this position. Ann is a great patriot who leads the way for all who aspire to achieve in service.
U.S. Marine Corp, Retired – Sergeant
After a famous photo of Sir Winston Churchill, we pay tribute to a truly magnificent man of theTwentieth Century.
U.S. Coast Guard, Retired - Chief Petty Officer
U.S. Air Force, Retired – Colonel
U.S. Women Airforce Service Pilot (deceased)
U.S. Army – Lieutenant (deceased)
When Black Lives Matter happened I asked myself what is my response as an artist.
U.S. Army, Retired – Lieutenant Colonel
U.S. Army, Separated - Specialist
U.S. Coast Guard, Separated - Lieutenant
Portrait of a Woman is a three-panel image celebrating women who wear the uniform.
The iconic image of Yogi Berra jumping into the arms of Don Larsen after pitching a perfect game at Yankee Stadium in Game 6 of the classic Yankee/Dodger World Series in 1956.
This painting represents a major achievement for me as an artist. It is my very first portrait and I successfully procrastinated painting it for almost a year and a half.
U.S. Army, Active Duty - Colonel
My wife Dorothy and I attended a West Point football game, where General Odierno stood on the sidelines below us.
I had originally wanted to make this more formal portrait of President Lincoln, but “Abe Laments” wanted to precede this painting.
U.S. Marine Corps, Separated - Sergeant