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This new painting depicts colorful boats in the harbour of Bay Bulls, Newfoundland

“Salvage” depicts one of the oldest communities in North America, continuously populated since the time that it was founded by the Beothuks.

Back in 2005, I started a series of paintings on the theme of Newfoundland music. After a gap, this is the fifth in the series, a new painting titled “Fiddler on the Rock.”

I’ve finished a new painting “Koala,” which is, as the title would suggest, a painting of a lovely koala bear in Brisbane, Australia.

“Farilham” is a harbor scene in Ferryland, Newfoundland, which complements the recent painting of the iceberg from the same location.

I’ve released a new limited edition print of “Triumvirate,” which depicts the tripe-headed iceberg in Ferryland. This is a giclée limited to 300 copies, and it is available through my distributor at this link.

“Windswept Silver” is a newly completed painting of a lovely horse.

I completed “Triumvirate” yesterday, which features a massive, three-peaked iceberg that grounded off Ferryland, Newfoundland during Easter week.

“Fisherman’s Blues” looks at a scene in Labrador of the easternmost corner of continental North America.

“Wintering Jelly Beans” revisits a view of the colorful houses of St. John’s, Newfoundland, but in the dead of winter when the colors are more muted.