The last of it.
12”x 12” Oil, pencil on linen, 2009

Pyramid
12”x 12” Oil, polyurethane, ink on linen, 2009

Untitled
11”x 14” Ink, paper, sandpaper on paper, 2009

The Crossing/ Across the Border
11”x 14” Oil, ink, sandpaper on paper, 2009

Twombly: An Iliad
10”x 10” Oil, ink on linen, 2009

Mainly on the plain.
10”x 10” Oil, pencil on linen, 2009

Untitled
10"x 10" Oil, ink, pencil on linen, 2009

Myth
12”x 12” Oil, polyurethane, ink on linen, 2009

Monument
12”x 12” Oil, polyurethane, ink on linen, 2009

Milestone
12”x 12” Oil, polyurethane, ink on linen, 2009

Untitled
11”x 14” Pencil, paper, sandpaper, on paper, 2009

On Motherwell: On Joyce
11”x 14” Oil, ink, sandpaper on paper, 2009

Untitled
12”x 12” Ink on fastened wood, 2009

Scape
10”x 10” Oil, ink, paper on canvas, 2009

Temple
10”x 10” Oil, ink on canvas, 2009

Diebenkorn, down the line.
42”x 24”x 18” Oil on canvas, 2009

The hill.
48”x 96” Oil on canvas, 2009

As I have known it.
60”x 56” Oil on canvas, 2009

2007

Rog' Owns

Rogier de le Pasture

It is at once monumental and subtle; it draws in your breath with such ferocity yet steadfastly resists final consummation, leaving you without speech, for there is no exhalation but to weep. It represents the pinnacle of tragic narrative, felt in every way imaginable.

~ B. P. Rice

“It is a creation that transcends time-bound conventions, Epicurean sheen or theological schemes, a painting that seems to have been made in one piece, a work of granite, yet as clear as stained glass; in short, an absolute masterpiece”.

~Dirk De Vos