Adirondack Sunrise, watercolor/ Fabriano 140lb. CP, 9 x 12 (")

Painting in the mountains is peaceful. 

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At The Beach

At The Beach, 1982, Watercolor/ cahracoal/ arches 300lb. CP28" x 40"

Another painting from the years at Reeds Wharf

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Sounding

Sounding, c 1981, 22 x 30 inches,
charcoal, acrylic, modeling paste/ Fabriano 140 lb. CP
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No doubt at the top of my list of books to read, reread, and reread n x , is Melville’s Moby Dick.
As I endeavored to understand the engineering aspects of architecture, I gravitated more and more toward literature and painting and drawing.  Moby Dick was a required novel in a literature course I engaged in during my junior year at Rensselaer. Perhaps the best book I’ve ever encountered. I have since reread the novel at least 5 times. Understandable that as I delved into abstraction and expressionism in the Reeds Wharf studio, something like this would surface. (Sorry but the word was there)

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Aiding Sysiphus

Aiding Sisyphus 21” x 30”,

charcoal, white chalk, acrylic/ Fabriano 140lb. CP.

My time in the studio at Reeds Wharf (formerly the Thurn School where Hans Hoffman taught) was devoted more to abstraction and expressionism. My interest in literature has always been keen. During the last months I've revisited the classics, Iliad, Odyssey, Metamorphoses and more. In searching through my archives, I came across this drawing from the late 1970s, early 1980s.

Some of these works from the archives are for sale. email me at eddsart@gmail.com to get the art listings