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  • Drawing on Stone
    Lithography is a printing process which involves drawing with greasy materials in the form of pencils, crayons and paste on dense, fine-grained stones--in fact, Jurassic-aged limestone from the same quarry where Archaeopteryx was first found.  When the finished work is treated with measured concentrations of nitric acid and gum arabic, the greased image chemically alters the stone's surface and renders it receptive to greasy inks, while the ungreased portions of the stone, when kept damp, repell ink. Charged with just the proper amount of ink applied with a roller, the inked image is printed onto individual sheets of paper run through a manually operated printing press.  Each print requires a separate roll-on of ink and a run of the stone through the press.
    1440,949
    Not For Sale
  • Packsaddle Grove

    Finished print based on a field sketch of trees in Packsaddle Grove.

    Lithograph on Arches Cover,              1980.

    911,1200
    Not For Sale
  • Alder Creek Grove

    Finished print based on a field sketch of a fallen sequoia above Alder Creek.

    Lithograph on Arches Cover,               1980

    958,1200
    Not For Sale
  • Mosasaur
    A Mosasaur captures a smaller Plesiosaur.

    Lithograph, 12 1/2 x 12 1/2 inches, cut from original 12 1/2 x 16 inch original size, 1980.
    947,960
    Not For Sale
  • Starvation Creek Grove

    Finished print based on a field sketch of a fallen sequoia, broken into blocks like shattered glass, in Starvation Creek Grove.

    Lithograph on Arches Cover, 9 x 12 inches, 1981.

    1389,1080
    Not For Sale
  • Black Mountain Grove
    Fallen sequoia in Black Mountain Grove, composition based on a field sketch.

    Lithograph, 10 x 13 1/4 inches, 1981.
    729,960
    Not For Sale
  • Wheel Meadow Grove
    Three sequoia in Wheel Meadow Grove, based on a field sketch.

    Lithograph, 10 1/2 x 14 inches, 1981.
    722,960
    Not For Sale
  • Black Mountain Grove
    Fallen sequoia in Black Mountain Grove, subsequently logged, based on a 1980 field sketch.

    Lithograph on Arches Cover, 12 x 15 inches, 1981.
    1165,960
    Not For Sale
  • Giant Forest
    Moss-coverd granite and old sequoia still life.

    Lithograph, 12 x 15, 1981.
    769,960
    Not For Sale
  • Fin Dome
    Fin Dome above Rae Lakes, based on a field sketch.

    Lithograph, 9 1/4 x 12 inches, 1981.
    735,960
    Not For Sale
  • East Fork Grove

    A finished lithograph based on a field sketch of sequoia along East Fork of the Kaweah River.

    Lithograph tinted with watercolor on Arches Cover, 9 x 14 inches, 1982.

    624,960
    Not For Sale
  • Lissodus
    The freshwater shark Lissodus and horseshoe crabs in a Triassic Petrified Forest pond.

    Lithograph on Arches Cover, 1985.  Tinted with watercolor, ink and gouache, 2024.
    626,960
    Not For Sale
  • Freshwater Coelacanth

    A large, freshwater Coelacanth swims beneath logs settling to the bottom of a river in a Triassic lowland basin in Petrified Forest National Park.

    Lithograph on Arches Cover, 14 x 18 inches, 1985.  From the book Dawn of the Dinosaurs, pub. by the Petrified Forest Museum Assoc., 1988.

     

    748,960
    Not For Sale
  • Carnotaurus

    A Carnotaurus in early Cretaceous Argentina.

    Lithograph on white Arches Cover, 9.875 x 12.375 inches, 1997. Edition of 6.

    1095,870
    Direct Sale
  • Sue
    The Tyrannosaurus named Sue and fallen sequoia log.

    Lithograph on buff Arches Cover, 10 x 12 1/2 inches, 1997.
    1186,960
    Not For Sale
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