| Stephen Howard Naegle American Watercolor Artist |
| The Works of Stephen Naegle - A Catalogue, Page 23 |
| 125. Deep Red Leaves in Water This large watercolor was done about 1972. Stephen masterfully painted leaves from gum trees which display greatly vivid reds and yellows in Arkansas in the Fall. Some of the leaves are on the surface of the water, others have succumbed and settled to the bottom of the clear standing water. This is one of Stephen's most moving pieces. I hope to see it again. What amazes me is how that simply by thinking about Stephen and his work, much of what I was exposed to has come back to me. Another thing that is completely interesting to me is the age of the persons I've been in contact with in the past month of October, 2006. Many are in their mid to late eighties. And sharp, oh my goodness, it's been a great highlight of my life to do this research into Stephen's work. bd |
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| 126. - 148. Utah Trip #1 by David Naegle In an email, David, Stephen Naegle's nephew reveals a bulk cache of Stephen's work is photographed on October 21, 2006. David said he captured 23 works on his camera. Here is a place holder noting these Naegle Works. Thank you many times over for your persistance. Stephen Naegle's art will be known by a wider audience. For that and for the many to some day view this Works Catalogue, Thanks, David. |
| 126. Butte Apartments Watercolor of an interesting apartment building with lots of double columns . 20 by 13 1/2 inches. Naegle Family Collection |
| 128. Sheep Skull Watercolor of a sheep skull lying on the ground. 12 by 8 1/2 inches. Naegle Family Collection Used with permission. |
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| 124. Mushrooms by Tree Root watercolor with deep rich and dark blue hues of the forest. On page one is a mushroom painting. It is not the one I remember. So that makes me wonder if I was mistaken when this person purchased her painting of which one she was speaking. Stephen would often have some of his own paintings in his office at the school. Immediately upon seeing Mushrooms in Glory, I thought, "This is not it!" Matter of fact, I don't remember the painting this patron of the Arts owned and shared. So, I add this painting as one I vividly remember. It was a large painting and the large root of the tree extended right to left. The colors were deep and dark navy blues. I remember a color called Thalo Blue, it was deep and rich. By contrast, the Mushrooms were stark white in contrast. I'm looking, if you have a Naegle Mushroom Watercolor I want a look at it. Thanks. |
| 127. Back Street Small snow scene watercolor with wood and brick buildings, woven wire fence in foreground, wooden fence in mid picture, power poles and lines, antennas and chimneys. 5 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches Naegle Family Collection, used with permission. |