Brigadier General Gerald V. Goodfellow (Retired) is pictured alongside his painting together with his wife Kristine. When asked if he was happy with the painting, he responded: “The painting is one of the most favorite gifts I have ever received.” Goodfellow was quick to point out that his 30 year Air Force career would not […]
This is my oil painting that presents some of the highlights of Brigadier General Gerald Goodfellow’s outstanding 30 year U.S. Air Force career. General Goodfellow attained the rating of Master Navigator having served in numerous aircraft including the KC-135, E-6B, and his personal favorite: the B-1B Lancer. Some of his most notable assignments are depicted […]
The sad girl on the right holding a dead bird is a marble sculpture we saw in Charleston SC . The boy on the left is a marble sculpture located in the Met in NYC. I chose to paint this little boy sculpture intending for it to seem that he is trying to cheer up […]
This is my painting of Katie a neighbor’s Dalmatian.
Painted around 1650, this work was originally attributed to Rembrandt but recent scholars have changed their view thinking it was painted by either a student or associate of Rembrandt because of stylistic differences in paint application.
This is my painting of a marble sculpture I saw in a Plantation home in Charleston, SC. When I first saw it I was immediately affected by her sad expression as she gazes at the dead bird in her right hand. I just started on a compliment to this painting which will make a set […]