The series'  title page 

The first page in the narrative, this is a  celebration.

The scene at 'K.T.'s fifth birthday party.

Distant relatives gather for 'K.T.'s twelth birthday.

"K.T.' begins to doubt some educational tenets.

'K.T.' is caught in a massive set of lies at twelve years.

'K.T.' finds an uncle in a  family photograph taking a picture of the ruins of Dresden Germany at the end of World War Two. 

At age fifteeen 'K.T.' reflects.

A picture of 'K.T.'s family.

'K.T.' leaves home at the young age of sixteen. 

Young 'K.T.' roams the world.

As the family gathers at home 'K.T.' travels  alone to the west.

At nineteeen, In the West, 'K.T.' experiments with new aspects of life.

As life spirals once again 'K.T.' reflects.

'K.T.' learns of  small family triumphs back at home.

As maturity dawns 'K.T.' becomes stressed.

'K.T.'  Finds and follows alternative philosophies, the folks at homee cannot fathom why.

As the mid-twenties continue 'K.T.' recalls his youth and fully becomes a member of the "Bazorka Boys'.

Our view begins at home.

Our view changes to Jake.

Jake's on a milk run.

Jake in the bright lights.

Jake interacts with others.

Jake is home-bound.

Jake is a 'passer-by'.

Jake ruminates.

Jake arrives at his door.

All safe at home.

They will congregate.

A summation in a county court-room.

In the basement 'bar'.

A color copy of an old black and white memory.

A preparatory drawing for a painting. 

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A version with frogs.

On a special night.

This picture is also known as " THE GORMAND".

Hodge-Podge of characters and events from the sketchbooks.

an ' illustration'  of one of the drugs.

Another Drug.

Another drug.

Another drug.

Another drug.

Another drug.

One of the final drugs an American may encounter.

Another drug in American life.

A common drug in parts of the USA.

Anothher drug.

Preliminary drawing.

This state of 'Evna Road # 3' illustrates the beginning of adding color and setting the range of 'light'.

The finished  painting: 'Evna Road # 3'.

The first final in this series, finished in 2024. 

The second picture painted in this series. This picture has a higher range of light than the first.

A view up the road from 2024.

An earlier painting in the group.

A view from one of the bridges across the river.

A study of the river bank at Jerusalem Mill.

From a  road, the Gunpowder in snow.

A snowy view of the River where it crosses Evna Road.

A winter view of a bend in the river near Evna Road.

Looking at a berry patch along the river.

The road as it runs next to river in winter.

A winter-scape of the river.

As a small stream joins the Gunpowder the view expands to the fields beyond.

A bend in the river in the snow.

An autumn view of the Gunpowder near Baltimore

Figuring out how to paint this view.

An attempt - planning the final picture.

a view along the Jones Falls.

A sunset in winter, near Hamilton.

The stream near my house.

At the mouth of the Gunpowder into the Upper Bay. 

The Jones Falls - near Lake Roland.

A view of the Jones Falls near Lake Roland.

a spring-time view of the Falls from the park near Lake Roland.

Looking north in the alley.

An early evening.

The tug tied-up in Fells Point - morning.

A Baltimore Fireboat in it's  berth near Fort McHenry.

Looking south on Charles Street near the Cross St. Market.

An intersection near the park.

Looking south  in an alley on Federal Hill.

An alley behind Lithuanian Hall.

a morning view of a street in South Baltimore.

The entrance to Riverside Park - mid-morning.

On Aliceanne St. in Fells Point.

At the foot of Broadway.

A fourth of July.

A wet afternoon rush hour.

Looking south on Light St. in the rain.

Late Morning.

Looking South on S. Chas. St. in South Baltimore.

At Thames and Broadway.

Near Wyman Park.

A view of house fronts.