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tja2007-10-07 00:07:402014-12-07 00:11:02Macbethian
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tja2007-08-29 22:24:322014-12-06 23:16:49The Portrait of Neil Hunter
Portrait of Stefania
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Urszula wrote:
Hi Tim. I love this portrait. Besides the fact that it has all my favorite colors :) I love its directness, Stefania's expression, the shadows... I love it.
Date 2008-10-12 14…
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tja2007-04-07 12:30:342021-04-10 09:53:46Self-Portrait
Lungotevere: Paintings and Drawings Along the Tiber
*Along the Tiber I*Along the Tiber IIView from Ponte Sisto Facing NorthView from Ponte Sisto Facing South
"Along the Tiber I" and "Along the Tiber II," collection of Patricia Read Hunter.
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tja2006-10-29 22:31:202014-12-07 14:45:16The Portrait of Angela Provenzano
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tja2006-01-07 14:35:582017-09-05 09:51:23The Great Eye Still Cannot See Itself
Self-Portrait in the Shadows
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cass wrote:
I love the feeling of being stared down by the artist. Self portraits hold the abyss of emotion and I enjoy staring back. This one is deliciously mysterious.
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Emily
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Staci Receveur wrote:
The artist has truly captured this subject's vulnerability...I think I can see her soul.
Date 2009-09-21 13:03:31

Portrait Sketches and Figure Studies from Graduate School: 1996 – 1998
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tja1998-04-29 23:55:302017-09-05 09:55:09Passing Anthemoessa
Courtship
I remember this painting as the quintessential example of a start that gave no hint of the coming finish. Its antithesis is The Hunt; I sketched what I wanted and that's what it became.