The series of dog paintings was executed between 1997 and 2003, when my daughter was young, and every passing dog was the object of fascination. Bred according to human whims, dogs reveal our desires; acting as proxies, they expose our corporeal selves.
Panting Dog, 1999 Oil on copper, velvet liner 9-¾” x 10”
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White Dog, 2002 Oil on copper, velvet liner 16” x 13”
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Yellow Dog, 2001 Oil on copper, velvet liner 12” x 16”
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Worried Dog, 1999 Oil on copper, velvet liner 10” x 10-½”
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Head of Dog, 1997 Oil on copper, velvet liner 10-½” x 12-1/8”
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Scratching Dog, 2002 Oil on copper, velvet liner 15” x 16-¼”
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Body of Dog, 1997 Oil on copper, velvet liner 12-½” x 11-½”
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Sniffing Dog, 2000 Oil on copper, velvet liner 13-¼” x 9-3/16”
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Panting Bull Terrier, 2002 Oil on copper, velvet liner 12-½” x 15-½”
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Chewing Dog, 2001 Oil on copper, velvet liner 14” x 13”
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Spotted Dog, 2001 Oil on copper, velvet liner 12” x 14”
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Dog Circle, 2003 Oil on copper, velvet liner 16” x 22”
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End of Dog, 1998 Oil on copper, velvet liner 9-½” x 8-½”
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Dog Tongue, 2000 Oil on copper, velvet, wood frame 7” diameter framed
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