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"To be an artist printmaker is to be in love with the graphic medium. A print necessitates a simplicity, the extracting of the essential, form, line, light and shadow. If done well this gives clarity to the phantasmagoria of viewing the world, and brings us to its visual essence, which is so satisfying, the world seen afresh. Beyond the lovely feeling of visual pleasure, if we are not cynics, we attain and confirm meaning to our being. Our world is larger, more interesting, of deeper feeling and yes even more beautiful."
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Inner City, etching, 24" x 18", 1974
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Night City, etching, 24" x 18", 1976
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Bridge, Boats, Brooklyn, etching, 24"x18", 1976
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![A scene on Henry Street looking west.
Shown at The New York Historical Society
2005, National Academy Museum 1999.
Reproduced in "Impressions
of New York" by Marilyn Symmes, 2005.
Illustration in "Short History of New York,"
3rd edition by Joanne Reitan]()
Rising Sun, etching, 18" x 24", 1977
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New York, New York, woodcut, 9" x 14", 1977
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East Broadway Boogie, etching, "18x24", 1980
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Pedestrian Crossings, etching, 21"x15", 1994
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East Windy Night, 1995
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Downtown Moves, 1998
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Subway Wind, 7"x5", 1999
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Census, etching w/aquatint, 24"x12", 2001
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Round Midnight, etching, 12"x12", 2004
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Dumbo Duet, etching, "24" x15", 2005
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Dumbo Dynamo, etching, 8"x 12", 2005
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Starry Night in Brooklyn, etching, 24" x 18", 2005
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Enraptured, etching, 12"x12", 2012
