Pick Me - NFS

10-1/2"x13" Watercolor

16"x20" double mat gold frame

It seemed that everytime I went out the kitchen door at my sister-in-law's home, this little kitten was sitting on the porch. I swear she was saying, "Pick Me." I must say she was the best pick of the 2.

Hungarian Gypsy - NFS

On a trip to Budapest, Hungary, we were serenaded with old hungarian folk songs by this handsome young gypsy. The atmosphere was an old fashioned cowboy type restaurant - quite romantic. I must say he played a wonderful variety of music from love ballads to quite rousing polkas.

Bahama Mermaid - NFS

10"x13" Watercolor

17-1/2"x21-1/2" double mat, gold frame

While on a cruise to the Bahamas, I took a photo of this attractive fountain featuring a mermaid, before the ship docked.

Rondout Creek, Kingston, NY - NFS

12-1/2"x18-1/2" Watercolor
19-1/2"x24-1/2" white mat, antique gold leaf frame


The Rondout Creek flows into the Hudson River. My husband fishes for striped bass in the spring when they start running up the Hudson. I usually go with him and sit on the bank either reading or drawing. He once received an award for the largest stripper caught on a certain day.

Rufous Hummingbird Nest

9"x12" watercolor on aquabord and sealed with Krylon UV resistant matte coating. This can be framed without glass or framed under glass with a mat.

Rufous Hummingbird with nest in a cabbage palm tree. Generally they have 2 eggs in a nest of lichen, bark, bud scales, even spider webbing. Inside of nest is lined with animal fur, moss, plant down and soft grass.

Happy Farm - NFS

16x20 Watercolor
This New York farm dates back to the 1800's. Although it has ceased to be a working farm, it remains one of my favorite barns. And, yes, it's real name was Happy Farm.

Fort Myers Beach - NFS

16x20 Watercolor

The sand was so white and soft in the daytime and at sundown, everything glowed. Noticed a man taking a photo of sunset and thought it would make a nice watercolor.

Grandma Anne's Teapot -NFS

16x20 Watercolor

The teapot was purchased by my grandfather at a jewelry store as a gift to my grandmother, who treasured it. My aunt had it, passed it on to me. I, in turn, gave it to my daughter-in-law & son.