In the flesh refers to the fact that I’ve recently brought over several contemporary landscape paintings to the SFMOMA’s Artist’s Gallery at Fort Mason, Building A, in San Francisco, right next door to the the renowned “Greens” restaurant. So if you have a hankering to see my nature landscape paintings, maybe rent or purchase, you can go over Tuesdays through Saturdays, 11:30 AM to 5:00 PM. The work that is over at the SFMOMA’s Artist’s gallery is: “Slough along Corte Madera Creek,” “Inlet along the path,” “The return of the boat at Corte Madera Creek,” and “Another point of view.” All of these paintings can be viewed digitally on this website in the gallery called “Oil paintings, 2010.”

Renting my Contemporary Landscape paintings is a nice and fairly inexpensive way to figure out whether you are interested in purchasing the work. You can rent in three month increments and if you decide to purchase the work, the money that you’ve paid for rental is applied to the final purchase. For more information about the SFMOMA Artist’s gallery go to: To learn more call 415.441.4777 or email artistsgallery@sfmoma.org.

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