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Original 24” x 36” Oil on Canvas Available for Purchase Mystical Magdalena focuses her secret powers as she gazes into a Stargate. -
Original 30” x 40” Oil on Canvas Available for Purchase Depicted: US Navy triple Ace, Lt (jg) Ira “Ike” Kepford flying his F4U-1A Corsair as he bounces and flames a Japanese Mitsubishi A6M Zero (Zeke) off one of the Solomon Islands early 1944. In only 76 days of combat flying with VF-17 “Jolly Rogers” he finished the war with shooting down 16 enemy aircraft. -
Original 20”x 24” Oil on Canvas Available for Purchase An AirBus floats through the sugary clouds somewhere over the Florida Everglades as it heads to Miami. -
Original 20”x 24” Oil on Canvas Available for Purchase Description: A lime green lifeguard stand, one couple and seagulls, are all that can be found on a serene day in Miami Beach. -
Original 12” x 16” Oil on Canvas - SOLD Located in Bavaria, in the southern tip of Deutschland. This 19th century castle was built at the foot of the Alps on the German/Austrian/Swiss boarders by King Ludwig II. It was constructed from 1869-1886. The name comes from Ludwig’s fascination for “ Swans”. It’s one of the most popular castles in Europe, and yes Walt Disney’s Cinderella Castle was inspired by it. -
Original 12” x 16” Oil on Canvas - SOLD Located on the SW corner of the Pont Alexandere III bridge over the Seine River. One of four gilt-bronze statues of nymphs and winged horses. These Art Nouveau golden structures were constructed from 1896-1900. The bridge is considered the most ornate, extravagant bridge in the city. -
12” x 16” Oil on Canvas Original Available for Purchase Lt. Commander Edward “ Butch” O’Hare US Navy. February 20, 1942 (just 2.5 months after Pearl Harbor) O’Hare bravely took on 9 Japanese “ Betty” bombers headed to attack his aircraft carrier. With his Grumman F-4F-3 Wildcat of the famous ( Felix the Cat squadron) and shot down 5, instantly making him an Ace, as well as the first naval aviator to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor in WWII. Butch was killed in action a year and a half later while leading the Navy’s first night time raid from a carrier. Chicago O’Hare International Airport was re-named after him in 1949. -
8” x 10” Oil on Canvas The Notorious “Scarface” ruled the mean streets of Chicago from 1925-1931. Alphonse Gabriel Capone was a notorious Chicago crime boss and businessman during the Prohibition era. He was the co-founder and leader of the Chicago Outfit and was known for his ruthlessness and violence in eliminating rivals. Including the “ St Valentine’s Day Massacre in 1929. Capone earned his nickname from facial wounds sustained during a brothel fight in NYC where his face was slashed with a knife for insulting a woman. Finally convicted of tax evasion, he served time at the infamous Alcatraz. Capone died due to syphilis of the brain at age 48 in 1947 at his Miami Beach home. -
18” x 24” Oil on Canvas Original Available for Purchase A statue of a mighty South Bank Lion guards the Westminster Bridge in front of the River Thames in London. Big Ben looms in the background. -
30” x 40” Oil on Canvas Original Available for Purchase A full moon lights up the Hawaiian night, as the blue waves crash into the shore. -
18” x 24” Oil on Canvas Original Available for Purchase Depicted: Villa Monastero on beautiful Lake Como, Varenna Italy. -
18" x 24" A F6F-3 Hellcat of Fighting Squadron Sixteen (VF-16) gets the take-off flag aboard the USS Lexington during operations in the Gilberts and Marshalls November 1943. The deep blue Pacific, and the bright cerulean blue sky are the background for the US Navy's rugged Hellcat ready for a strike against the Japanese. -
24" x 30" Oil on Canvas P-47D Thunderbolt of the 353rd Fighter Squadron flown by Maj Glenn T Eagleston, Squadron Commanding Officer and top ace of 9th Air Force with 18.5 kills, in the skies over France, Feb 1945. The Bald Eagle painted on the fuselage was his personal markings. Original Available for Purchase -
US Navy F-18E Super Hornet of the famous Blue Angels, climbs hard with "smoke on" & vapor coming off the wings. -
USAAF Capt. Chuck Yeager's P-51D Mustang of the 8th AF, 357th FG, 363rd Fighter Squadron, stationed at RAF Leiston, U.K. 1944. Depicted in flight is "Glamorous Glen III" named after his girlfriend Glennis Faye Dickhouse. Yeager finished the war with 11.5 German Victories. He is most famous for the first test pilot to break the sound barrier in 1947. -
Originally built in 1292 and located in Walbrzych, Poland in the southwest corner of the country. This beautiful castle owned and lived in by Medieval kings as well as the von Hochberg family. Ksiaz Castle has storied & colorful history. In 1944 it was seized by the Nazi's. The SS supervised a vast underground tunnel system below the structure, part of "Project Riese Complex" a projected Fuhrer HQ for Hitler. At the end of WWII the castle was occupied and damaged by the Red Army. Today it's visited by 300,000 tourists annually, and rented out for special events. Ksiaz has 400 rooms, and is considered one of the 7 Wonders of Poland. -
12" x 24" Original oil on Canvas This iconic landmark in Paris, France needs no introduction. Considered by many Europe's most beautiful structure. Depicted in the pitch-dark night sky, she truly glistens over the City of Light. -
36" x 48" - Original Oil on Canvas The sun goes down below the horizon at the Hilton Hawaiian Village lagoon, on Beautiful Waikiki Beach, Hawaii. Original Available For Purchase -
20" x 20" - Original Oil on Canvas Located on Miami Beach This colorful Hot Pink, Yellow & Orange Art Deco Lifeguard Station, show off South Beach's one-of-a-kind style! Original Available For Purchase
