RICHARD  HAGERTY GALLERY
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Blue Tiger, 36" x 60, Oil	Bull, 36" x 60, Oil
The Pythagorean Cosmos, 60" x 60, Oil	Volition, 60" x 96, Oil
Rhino, 36" x 60, Oil	The Idiot, 22" x 22, Oil on Wood
Geometry With a Kick	Monday Night, 12" x 12, Oil on canvas
Bone Art Pelvis Deer  2009 Thinking of You   24 x 36 oil  2009     Loss of Self Catch Me  mixed 15 x9 watercolor  2009 16 feet by 12 feet oil  2009     Blackfish Geometric Wax and Wane 24 x 36 oil  2009 8 feet by 8 feet oil on wood  2009     The Beast in Me Bone Art Deer Pelvis fused 24 x 36 oil  2009 2009     The Seduction of Barbara Brain Fever 12 x 9 oil  2008 40 x 30 oil  2009     Unbuttoned Blue Circle Chevrel 48 x 24 oil  2009 48 x 24 oil   2008     Bhutan (in progress) The Infinite   5 feet by 5 feet oil  2008 Inspired by trip to Bhutan. Central couple represents the creation.  On right arm is the sun with a superimposed human brain with the neocortex,   all being sucked into a black hole. The creation figures as well are being sucked into the mouth of a monster with great white tusks and teeth of lotus leaves. The pig (ignorance), the snake (hatred), and the chicken (envy) are devouring each other. Upper right is the Bhutanese symbol for Ohm.      PAINTED BONES 2008 "I have been collecting bones, particularly skulls, for years while on nature walks. As a surgeon, I am interested in anatomy. As an artist, I find the bones intriguing natural forms. While walking in the African bush this past year, I saw many exotic bones on the ground. I picked one up and painted designs on it. Since then I have painted all kinds of bones, including local deer and alligator. Painting bones is an intimate way to keep me connected to my nature."   Bone Art 038 Bone Art 042     Bone Art 001   Bone Art 009       Snake and Acorn, 39”x27, Watercolor Charleston (in progress), 30" x 40, Oil on canvas     Partners, 14”x12, Watercolor The Wedding, 24" x 18, Oil on canvas
Aniche
30 x 40 oil  2008
Image of Charleston: with destruction comes change (aniche). People isolate themselves with drugs, overeating, violence, money, sunglasses, and IPods, unaware of the ocean crashing in.           The barrel of a handgun in the center of the painting discharges a bullet at the viewer. The Carolina Paroqueet, now extinct, is ridden by the violin player.
Ride the Cat, 18.3/4”x 22.3/4, Water and Acrylic	What’s on my mind, 8”x10, Watercolor
Fishing for the Elusive Fish, 36”x12, Watercolor	Accux, 36”x12, Oil on Canvas
A Matter of Grace, 36”x 32, Oil on canvas	The Abduction of Europa, 15”x12, Watercolor
Juliet, 36”x24, Oil on canvas	Zanj Kryie Wouj Towo, 70”x48, Oil on canvas
Alpha, 69”x91, Oil on canvas	Moving with Time, 69”x91, Oil on canvas
Bat Kok(Cock Fight, Haiti), 24”x24, Oil on canvas	Hermit Crab, 10”x10, Watercolor on Paper
Dialogue of Darwin and Freud, 30”x36 inches, Oil on canvas	Bright and Morning Star, 60”x48, Oil on canvas
Revelations, Angels and Trumpets, 36”x48, Oil on canvas	The 7 Eyes of Revelation, 36”x48, Oil on canvas
Never Meant to Be, 9.3/8”x 16.1/8, Watercolor	Ravenous, 36”x24, Oil on canvas
911, 36”x70, Oil on canvas	Coming of Age, 14”x18, Watercolor
Omega, 69”x91, Oil on canvas	Worm Holes, 8" x 13, Watercolor
Barbara in Repose, 18”x22, Oil on paper	Charleston Remembers September Eleventh, 21.5”x 22.75, Watercolor
The Woman and the Chalice, 36”x48, Oil on canvas	Peleliu, 27”x39, Watercolor
Piccolo Spoleto Festival Poster 1984, 36”x24, Watercolor

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