Figurative Works

“Sandi with the Women Who Dared”
Oil on Linen Board
16’x20”

“Lady in Green Chair”
Oil on Canvas
30”x20”

“Lady in Lavender”
Oil on Canvas
30”x20”

“Field of Dreams”
Oil on Linen Board
10”x8”

“Three Chicks” Oil on Linen Board 20”x16”

“Three Chicks”
Oil on Linen Board
20”x16”

“My Rousseau Childhood”
Oil on Linen Board
24”x20”

“Parasol Beachwalk”
Oil on Linen Board
10”x8”

“Pigtailed Innocence”
Oil on Linen Board
14”x11”

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“Joan of Arc - The Calling”
Oil on Linen Board
16”x12”

 “Joan of Arc - The Calling” is my interpretation of Joan of Arc when she begins hearing the voice of God and is unwavering in her following. I’ve tried to capture her purity in her morning garden as she prays with devotion and lovingly receives her inner calling. 

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“Joan of Arc - The Spiritual Warrior”
Oil on Linen Board
16”x12”

“Joan of Arc - The Spiritual Warrior” is painted in her full armor, chopped off hair, and symbolic saintly ring of light around her head. It is recorded that she said, “I was born to do this.” At any age, her journey is amazing but to begin hearing and welcoming God’s voice at 13 and lead the French army to victory in the 100 Year War at 16 is no small feat. And at 19, she was burned at the stake because she held to the Truth. Her willingness to follow God’s will is awe-inspiring and her fierce spirit is magnificent. To me, Joan represents humanity at its greatest.

Additional Figurative Works in the “Women in Their Gardens” Collection