SPORTS

Color Linoleum Cut, 1978 · Size TBD
Bodies collide and fold into one another, the line itself moving at the speed of the play — a single instant of impact caught mid-motion, held there in green, tan and black.

Linoleum Cut, Date TBD · Size TBD
Two players collapse toward a central burst of line, the figures mirrored like a Rorschach caught mid-tackle — motion so dense it turns into pattern.

Color Woodcut, 1964 · Size TBD

Two figures cut through choppy water in white caps and black suits, one stroke ahead of the other, the whole surface broken into shards of blue, green, and white.

Etching, 1975(?) · Size TBD

Players overlap mid-serve and volley, arms and rackets crossing in a tangle of motion, the net's grid repeating behind them like a second rhythm to the game.

Etching, 1972 · 11.75 x 9"

A batter's swing is caught in a stroboscopic sequence, the motion multiplied into overlapping figures that trail off to the left, bat and arms tracing the same arc again and again.

Color Linoleum Cut, 1978 · Size TBD

Football players tangle in a low, blocky pile — a tackle caught mid-collision, bodies folded and pinned into each other in slate blue and near-black.

Linoleum Cut, 2009 · 14 3/8 x 9"

A solitary football player stands in profile, helmet down, set against a densely textured, carved background — a mix of fine linear marks shifting direction and pattern across the panel, stillness in the figure against all that surrounding texture.

Etching with Color, 1975(?) · Size TBD

Bold diagonal panels of green, yellow, purple, and pink cut across the scene as defense and offense collide — the quarterback breaking free on the left, while a tangled knot of players collides at the center of the action.

Color Woodcut, 1968 · Size TBD

A golfer, defined in dark navy, swings mid-follow-through, set against a mustard-and-gray background shaped by the wood's own grain — the texture as much a part of the image as the figure itself.

Linoleum Cut, 2007 · 11 7/8 x 9"

A batter stands ready, bat raised, awaiting the pitch — a large sweeping dark shape trails off to the right, the tension carved sharply into the wood in bold black and dense white striations.