Portfolio
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Time with My Mother
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Three Boys And a Guitar
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Young Encaustic Boy with Parents
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Gombeys
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Reid Street
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Apples
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The Face of Integrity
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The Seamstress #2
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The Seamstress #1
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Woman with Groceries
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Traffic in Flatts
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Three Boys and a Fish
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The Explanation
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Samaritan in Bermuda
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Heavy or Not, We are Brothers
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A Boy With His Horse
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Heavy Or Not, We Are Brothers
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Young Shepherd from the Sharon Wilson Gold Collection
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Boy with Halo from the Sharon Wilson Gold Collection
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Making a “Boxy” Kite
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The Choir – From the Sharon Wilson Gold Collection
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The Prayer #2 – From the Sharon Wilson Gold Collection
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Pears and Pathway
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Pears and Surf
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Anouk’s Brother
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Two Wonky Pears
There is always a space for traditional still life. Have a look at these wonky pears!
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Encaustic Landscape with Car
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In the Yard
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Movers (of Theatrical Sets)
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Girl with Green Hair Bobbles from the Sharon Wilson Gold Collection
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A New Path
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Adrie’s Bridal Fitting
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The Lizard Catcher
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The Funeral Procession
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Boy with Heiroglyphics
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Magnolia #2
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Magnolia #1
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Bermuda Regiment
This painting was once used on a calendar. The Bermuda Regiment was parading on Front Street. The Ship was the Veendam.
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Nude Male
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Bermuda School Children at Rest
This image became a popular note card. The school children attended Prospect Primary School although I do not know who they are.
I love its quiet restful quality. So many foreigners have inquired over the years why these children are asleep. Could it be that school is so boring to them? No, often after an hour of running in the hot sun after lunch, teachers have them rest, cool down, slow down and prepare for afternoon learning. -
Man by the Side of the Road
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Woman Sitting Alone on a Grave
Many have argued as to exactly where this scene was painted. The answer is that it is not true to a specific place.Primarily it is St Anne’s Church in Southampton.I added the tree.
The woman who sits alone was actually at my grandfather’s funeral. I remember seeing her sitting alone in thought long after most mourners had left. She didn’t look sad, only like someone reflecting on the past. -
What do you bring to the table?
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Copper Boy – From the Sharon Wilson Gold Collection
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Austin Thomas
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Encaustic Gombey with Ribbons
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Gombey with Yellow Scarf – From the Sharon Wilson Gold Collection
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Grocery Packers
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Gombey in Red Scarf
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Sisters
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Invictus
2011 Charman Prize Submission
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Institution Life #2
This was painted in or around 1983. The setting was the geriatric ward of the hospital. I worked there for a short time and was reminded not to forget, those who have given and are now aged.
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Young Boy in White Shirt
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Roadwork #2
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Roadwork #3
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Time With My Father
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Father and Son Seated #1
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Boy with Black and White Head-Dress
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Boys #6
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Woman in Bed
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Bride Being Fitted
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Final Words (Bride with Mother)
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Near Fort St.Catherines, Bermuda
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Duck
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Dancer on the Beach
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Woman Drawing in the Sand
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Three Sisters-After Hopper
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Road in St Georges
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A Drummer
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The Funeral Procession
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These Things we Pray, Amen
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Between the Walls
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White Buildings
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Street with Lone Car
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Back of Town
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Neighborhood
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Till’s Hills
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Two Children
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The Stone Cutter
I wanted to do at least one Stonecutter for those who love the look of virgin Bermuda limestone.
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Conversations 2
I get the feeling that these women talk often. I like the feel of the banana leaves and the sunlight on their bodies. It feels like the unhurriedness of Island life.
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Farmers Boxing Vegetables
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Woman in White Dress Waiting
Sometimes it feels as though we spend an awful lot of time waiting. This woman was at a bus stop in Hamilton and she reminded me of a typical granny.
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Girl with a Towel
This is one of the few girls I have painted this season sitting at the beach in afternoon sunlight.
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Three Red Pears
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Dressing the Bride
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Henry as Shepherd
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Cat’s in the Cradle
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A Boy Toweling Off
Growing up in Bermuda means hours and hours of swimming until our fingers and toes are quite shriveled from the salt. Feel the heat of the day and experience the memories of the thermos filled with drink and the packed lunch you took along with you.
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Women in the Kitchen #1
