Cielo Velato  Assisi, Italy

Viewing the 13th century frescoes within the churches of Assisi, Siena, and Florence, and reading on the life of Saint Francis and St Clare, my artwork began to take on greater spiritual meaning, as the Cielo Velato (vieled sky), became thinner. The clouds begin to take on celestial imagery, still life works began to speak of a communal plate, and the narrative of St. Francis and St. Clare opened my artistic hand to a new expression of painting.

piatto, tazza, e brocca (plate, cup, and pitcher) 9x12 acrylic on paper

bottiglia rosa e brocca con tazza blu (pink bottle and pitcher with blue cup) 12x9 acrylic on paper

bottiglia gialla e brocca (yellow bottle and pitcher) 12x9 acrylic on paper

piattino giallo con piatti (yellow saucer with dishes) 9x12 acrylic on paper

bottiglia, brocca, e la tazza torchese (bottle, pitcher and turquoise cup) 8x6 acrylic on wood panel

bottiglia gialla, brocca, e la tazza (yellow bottle, pitcher, and cup) 12x9 acrylic on paper

bottiglia rossa, brocca, e la tazza torchese (red bottle, pitcher and turquoise cup) 22x22 acrylic on canvas

tazza rosa e brocca (pink cup and pitcher) 12x9 acrylic on paper

tazza e ciotola (cup and bowl) 12x9 acrylic on paper

bottiglia, brocca, e la tazza torchese (bottle, pitcher and turquoise cup) 22x30 acylic and grapite on paper

natura morta di bottiglia, brocca, e tazza (still life of bottle, pitcher, and cup) 30x22 acrylic and charcoal on paper

la tazza torchese (the torquoise cup) 12x9

la tazza blu (the blue cup) 12x9