Private collection of Mr. and Mrs. T. Haslett
[on
raised canvas (symbolic of the mesa on which the Pueblo sits)] 1998 -Acrylic
on 30"w x 24" h self frame
Private collection of Mrs. Brenda R. Treat
[Looking north to San Francisco Peaks from Mars Hill, Flagstaff, Arizona] size: 18" x 24"; black frame.
Private collection of Mr. and Mrs. T. Haslett
[Completed November, 2004. Size 20" x 24"; black frame. Has since been slightly altered.]
Private collection of Jay Emery Treat, III
[In celebration of Jayson Treat's 26th birthday. Size: 18" x 24"; black wood frame.]
Created for The Regional Assembly of the Christian Church of PA, 2004; theme of Assembly: "Greater than we can imagine" from Ephesians 3:20. Regional Assembly Offices, western PA
John 6: 1-14 [Boy
with five loaves and two fish
(at the miraculous feeding of five thousand men, plus women and children)]
I share what I am able to share; the Lord God makes miracles of it! (Pat's summation)
June 2004 -Acryllic; approximately 3 feet X 3 feet
Monument Valley, Arizona
Private collection of Jay E. Treat, III
Size: 16 X 20" Mahoghany wood frame.
Private collection of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henriksen of Market Weighton, England. More recently of Sydney, Australia.
baby shower gift to go with a nursery theme. Private collection of Mrs. Kristen Presser. (In this one, I was trying to match the boy's nursery motif, rather than painting in a more realistic style which I would prefer.)
Private collection of Mrs. Kristen Presser. (Below, this was painted to sell in the 2009 Craft Fair for any child's room; not to match any linen decor, but I stayed in the theme of the animals of Azania. I intentionally painted with the idea that the painting could be used to teach beginning counting; i.e., one giraffe, two ostriches, three elephants, four camels...)
Private collection of Mrs. Kristen Presser. (This was painted to sell in the 2010 Craft Fair for any child's room; not to match any linen decor, but I stayed in the theme of the animals of Azania. Also can be used for teaching counting to three.)
Private collection of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Blair of Alexandria, Virginia. 2012 Commissioned art by Dr. Dale Blair.
Commissioned. Private collection of Mrs. Kristen Presser of Broomall, PA.
Painted in October of 2008 for the church's 50th anniversary celebration, and to be used occasionally on bulletin covers and church directory covers. Painted on a raised surface canvas, 30" x 50". Permanently hanging in the Church's Fellowship Room. The painting contains a number of symbolic features pointing to the Lord's shining grace and gift of His bright shining light which has conquered the dragon of dark clouds which might have threatened the church (this cloud formation actually existed, I used a photograph to paint from without changes). Also, it has just rained, indicating the Lord's sustenance and revitalization. Springtime blooming indicates vitality and life, color and fragrance, growth and hope (these bushes are now much bigger). Open doors indicate our welcoming all in (also, showing that it is completely wheelchair accessible--which it is); and interior lights showing on the ceiling of the Fellowship Hall, along with the hint of people through the windows, indicating our being active and things happening within.
A painting made from a photograph by the Cantrells in Cancun from a natural "swimming hole" looking up the cliffside to the peacock. Private collection of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cantrell, 06/12/2010 (hanging in their front entry foyer). Maryland.
owner: unknown winner of a MCC Craft Fair auction, October 20, 2012,
Commissioned: A painting to be used as a gamebox cover for a game Jay E. Treat, III, invented and marketed in 2012. (Close-up on right) Private Collection of Jay E. Treat, III.
12" x 12", framed in walnut and brass tacks.