𝘏𝘰𝘮𝘦 𝘰𝘧 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘖𝘸𝘦𝘯 𝘓𝘦𝘦 𝘈𝘳𝘵 𝘊𝘰𝘭𝘭𝘦𝘤𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯
Lisboa / Late 1960s /Ball-point application of dye on cotton fabric / 46” X 74” SOLD
Jacket / 1990s / Painted fabric collage on wool sport coat / 32" X 24"
untitled / 1970s / heavy collage of fabric and found objects / 68" X 44" SOLD
The Mystery of the Missing One / 1995 / Paint and marker on paper collage /24" X 22"
The Wilderness of the Necessary / 1995 / Black and gold marker on paper / 19 X 24 X 1 in
Untitled / 1973 / Black ink and art-grade marker on paper / 23" X 15"
Divine Quotient of Infinity / 1996 / Pen, crayon, marker on paper collage / 18" X 24"
object falling thru itself / 1973 / Black ink and art-grade marker on paper / 29" X 23"
Untitled / Early 1970s / Black ink and art-grade marker on paper /29 X 23 X 1 in
Design in Red / 1973 / black ink & marker on paper / 29” X 23”
Untitled (two opposing figures) / 1973 / black ink/marker on paper / 29" X 23"
the jardinieres on the table of the wizard / 1972 / black ink/marker on paper / 29" X 23"
a side = Fringes on the Scalloped Steps / 1995 2-sided; ink on paperboard, varnish coated / 24" X 18"
b side = The Franchise / 1995 / 2-sided; ink on paperboard, varnish coated / 24" X 18"
girl in open door / 1973 /black ink/marker on paper / 23" X 15"
K animal destroying the legends of the earth / 1973 / black ink/marker on paper / 23" X 29"
Nude with Black Gloves / 1973 / black ink & marker on paper / 29" X 23"
Bouquet / late 1980s / paint and marker on fabric / 88” X 45"
About Forest Grove
Forest Grove is a historic property in Washington County, Georgia. It received the Georgia Centennial Family Farm award in 2004, and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2005. The property is fortunate to have some hundreds of acres of wooded land and abundant wildlife in addition to the historic main house and outbuildings. The last two generations of Forest Grove stewards were privileged to know some extraordinary artists and have accumulated a collection of art over the years.Forest Grove Preserve, Inc. was created to manage the preservation of the historic buildings, recreational activities on the natural land, and the care and curation of the art collection.