Drawing by: Jason Grimes
Dining Room
2012
15 x 22 in
Watercolor

Rendering by: Irina Shumitskaya
Dining Room Floor
2011
12 x 21 in
Watercolor

Rendering by: Richard Cameron
Entry Court
2010
16 x 40 in
Watercolor

Drawing by: Richard Cameron
Front Door
2007
22 x 29 in
Ink & Wash

Rendering by: Jason Grimes
Stair Hall
2010
13 x 19 in
Watercolor

Rendering by: Irina Shumitskaya
Stair Hall
2011
22 x 30 in
Watercolor

Piazzale Michelangelo
2016
15 x 22 in
Pen and brush with various inks on paper

Santa Maria Maggiore, Rome
2016
Pen and brown ink, with grey and burnt sienna wash on toned paper

“An ancient church founded in the 5th century, now boasts a relatively new façade designed by the Baroque architect Ferdinando Fuga. Figural arrangements allude to the church’s storied past.”

Palazzo della Consulta, Rome
2016
8 x 11 in
Pen and wash with grey ink on toned paper

“Detail of sculpture groups that sit atop truncated door pediments on the façade of the Palazzo della Consulta, a late Baroque palace designed by architect Ferdinando Fuga.”

Roman Forum, North Entrance
17 x 15 in
Oil on prepared paper

“View showing the ruined columns of the Temple Castor & Pollux and a side of Palatine Hill struck by the morning light.”

Roman Forum, Evening
15 x 17 in
Oil on prepared paper

Sant’ Andrea della Valle
17 x 15 in
Oil on prepared paper

“The morning light comes from the left and afternoon from the right. The setting sun adds grandeur to the Baroque façade as it turned the façade a yellow ochre.”

View of the Colosseum from the Palatine
15 x 17 in
Oil on Prepared Paper

“Two contemporaneous structures form the 1st century can be seen from atop the Palatine, the Colosseum and the Arch of Titus.”

Site plan, Athenian Treasury
Delphi, Greece
18 x 24 in
Watercolor on paper

Analytique, Athenian Treasury
Delphi, Greece
28 x 14 in
Watercolor on paper

Side elevation, Athenian Treasury
Delphi, Greece
20 x 25 in
Watercolor on paper

Private Collection
2000
Watercolor on paper

Drawing by: Arthur Dutton
View of a Pool House and Terrace
2014
9 x 12 in
Graphite on paper

Drawing by: Joseph Zvejnieks
Rear Exterior of a Residence
Boca Grande, Florida
2014
9 x 12 in
Graphite on paper

Drawing by: Joseph Zvejnieks
Site Plan for a Residence
Los Angeles, CA
2013
18 x 24
Graphite on paper

Architectural Detail
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
40 x 30 in
Watercolor

Architectural Detail
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
40 x 30 in
Watercolor

United States Supreme Court
36 x 24 in
Watercolor

“This is an analytique, a study of the elements of a work of architecture. A self-commissioned project for the production and sale of limited edition prints through the Smithsonian Museum Gift Shop.”

Rendering by: Michael G. Imber
Mt Larson
Austin, Texas
2015
28 x 48 in
Watercolor

“Elevation of a home designed to overlook 30 acres of conservation easement and Lake Austin. Majorcan influences abound in this Texas limestone mass cascading down the hillside in a series of gardens.”

Rendering by: Michael G. Imber
Villa Laurentine
Alys Beach, Florida
2015
28 x 21 in
Watercolor

“Analytique of an impluvium, or entry court, of a seaside villa compound designed around a series of courtyards inspired by the extensive writings of Pliny on his villa perched above the Mediterranean Sea.”

Rendering by: Anton Glikin, Ph.D.
Drumlin Hall
Pine Plains, New York
2009
Tempera, Ink and Watercolor on Arches Paper

“Drumlin Hall is a new classical stone villa in the Hudson Valley.”

Rendering by: Anton Glikin, Ph.D.
Federal House
Cambridge, Massachusetts
2009
Ink and Watercolor on Arches Paper

“Located in a storied area developed during the pre-revolutionary period, this new house reflects the rich architectural heritage of its city which includes important examples of New England architecture.”

Drawing by: Anton Glikin, Ph.D.
Study for a Stair Hall
Westchester County, New York
2011
Ink on Vellum

Cathedral De Barcelona, Interior
2016
Watercolor and Ink on paper

“Study depicting some of the chapels of this cathedral in relation to the nave. What captured me, was the arches framing arches and the play of lights with their various sources and moods.”

Doorway from Palazzo Gremani, Venice
2016
Watercolor and Ink on paper

“From a series of doorway studies of this 16th c structure. The polychromy of the doorway was a pleasing contrast to the rich, yet much lighter, room it led into.”

Passageway in the Rijksmuseum
2016
Watercolor, Ink and Gum Arabic on paper

“A detail of the main corridor leading pedestrians and bike traffic thru the center of Pierre Cuypers masterpiece.”

Portal of Cathedral of Our Lady, Antwerp
2016
Watercolor and Ink on paper

“Drawn from a café table in the shadow of the cathedral after lunch. Portals are fascinating and this particular one is so powerful in how it draws the viewer into the place of worship.”