Angels Nowadays I can’t paint angels like in old times as robust and sweet beings. This picture is pretty well-worn and could only work in a very naïve or ironically way. I tried to approach them in different ways:  as appearances of light only, as mere abstract figures or remaining in an open sketch like manner. All these ways respect the transcendency they’re possessed of.

Window Angel I (27.6 x 20), oil on acrylic, 1997

Window Angel II (27.6 x 20), oil on acrylic, 1997

Window Angel III (27.6 x 20), oil on acrylic, 1997

The windows for the Angel Appearances above were chosen from special locations: a neglected church in Tuscany (left), a former partisan center in the Umbrian forests and a deserted  train station in Stuttgart, were couples met.

Edith's Angel, oil on acrylic, 1996  SOLD

Angel of the Lagoon (20x27.6), oil on acrylic, 1998

Angel of Lamentation (27.6x20), oil on acrylic, 2000

Angel of the Air (27.6x20), oil on acrylic, 2001

Angel of the Earth (27.6x20), oil on acrylic, 2001

Our Angel (27.6x20), oil on acrylic, 2002

Angel of the Fire (27.6x20), oil on acrylic, 2001

Angel of the Sea (27.6x20), oil on acrylic, 2001

The Old Oak (13.7 x 9.5), oil on acrylic, 2002

Appearance I (10.6x9.7), oil on acrylic, 2002

Appearance II (12x9.8), acrylic, 2003

Appearance III (8.3x7.8), acrylic, 2003

Vision in the Park (11.4x12.4), acrylic, 2003

Appearance IV (15.7x9.3), acrylic, 2003

Angels over the Sea (8x15.5), acrylic, 2003

Appareance over the Sea (27.6x20), oil on acrylic, 2003

Dancing Angels (10x7), acrylic, 2003

Appearance V (9.5x5.8), acrylic, 2003

Rising Angel (12.7x8.3), acrylic, 2003