My idea to somehow depict the four seasons of the year remained in an incubated state for years until I noticed a magnificent Live Oak tree in my neighborhood. Its anthropomorphic branches spanned perhaps forty feet in width. I had to paint it. As I began, the four seasons concept re-emerged. But, instead of painting…
The original coffeehouse paintings are an assembláge of acrylic paint, charcoal, pastel, colored pencil and colláge. Dimensions41″w x 60″h MediumMixed media with paint sticks on paper
The “Finish Line” is an exceptional display of Marsha Glazière’s talent as both a sculptor and painter. It honors women everywhere who have risen above any form of civil, social, or cultural oppression. It celebrates the determination, beauty, and courage of women who have succeeded in achieving personal victory. In particular, the artwork celebrates equal…
Biographical artist series Dimensions 48″w x 48″h MediumAcrylic on canvas
I did this painting to commemorate the Super Bowl 2005 in Jacksonville. The Lions of San Marco is a fountain sitting in the heart of the old San Marco neighborhood in Jacksonville, Florida. Dimensions32″ w x 42″ h MediumAcrylic mixed media with copper on canvas
It is very hard, if not impossible, to live in the Pacific Northwest, specifically the Puget Sound region, and not become seduced by, and ultimately—become part of, the pervasive coffee culture that thrives in this part of the country—come rain or shine. This book represents my journey into the realm of coffee establishments around the…
