Forest

“Using broad and short brush strokes, along with a palette that paints the wind and atmosphere in addition to his beloved horses and forests, he conveys a joyfulness, a vitality that completely engages the viewer.
All of his paintings pulsate with movement, sometimes diffused, sometimes direct, giving them an immediacy that is of great attraction. Some of his works are semi-abstract, particularly the forests, where the trunks of the trees become entangled with each other in abstract patterns.

He is a man who loves life and paints accordingly.”

Jeanne Paris, Long Island Press, 1971