Title: Skinny Dog (working title)
Date: Before Dec 1988
Subject: Dog or goat
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: Paintbrush, finishing nails, wood hangers, wood plank
Description: A dog/goat creature is mounted to a wood board. He has a long body, long legs, a long paintbrush tail, and long ears. It’s face is long and points down, with a large brown nose.
Signed: Unknown
Status: Unseen

Title: Shuffling Creature (working title)
Date: Unknown
Subject: Animal on all fours
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: wood cogs, shoe last
Description: This creature consist of various wood cogs. It stands on all fours, with a long body, long tail, and long neck. A Shoe last with holes for eyes make up the head.
Signed: Unknown
Note: This piece looks very similar to no. 400, unseen, Crawling Creature. This could be an updated version of the same piece.

Title: Fritz
Date: Unknown
Subject: Dog
Measurements: 29.5 H
Materials and Techniques: Wood block, wood chips, wood cogs, assorted wood pieces
Description: This piece is of a dog of odd proportions. The dog’s body is wide a flat, made of a thick, rectangular board. The dog is supported by four short legs, each of which meets a large, flat foot, also rectangular. The dog’s tail is attached as to align with the back edge of this body. It stands erect, rising at an angle with a straight top and a curved underside. The dog’s neck is made of a short dark cone, on which rests a long, dark cylinder, which represents the dog’s very long nose.
Signed: Unknown
Note: Exhibited at Duncan Campbell Gallery in 1994.

Title: Hound Dawg
Date: Unknown
Subject: Dog with long ears on all fours.
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: Finishing nails, wood pieces, wood hanger, gold paint
Description: Parts of wooden hangers and other carved wood pieces are nailed together to form a thing dog with long legs and long, hanging ears. His body is formed from a single piece, which narrows to the painted gold tip of his nose. The piece stands on a wooden slab.
Signed: Unknown
Note: Exhibited at Duncan Campbell Gallery in 1996. Except for the face, this piece looks nearly identical to 388. Skinny Dog. Perhaps it is a reworked sculpture.

Title: Dog
Date: Unknown
Subject: Dog
Measurements: 16 x 21 x 8 inches
Materials and Techniques: Cast Bronze on Wood Base
Description: Bronze dog sculpture on wood base
with a short horizontal body, long face, and “button”
eyes. The tail curves down in a shallow “C” shape.
Signed: No

Title: Catwalk (working title)
Date: None
Subject: Woman walking her pet
Measurements: 6 ½” W x 5 ¾” D x 19” H
Materials and Techniques: Wooden bowling pin, brown glossy paper, wooden forms, cutout from reproduction postcard of a Modigliani painting, metal chain, hair bristles, brown leather
Description: A wooden form the shape of a bowling pin stands on a wooden board. This pin-shaped form represents a woman. Brown glossy paper is adhered to the lower, wider portion of the pin, representing a skirt with vertical brown stripes. Cutouts of a woman’s face, neck, and necklace from a painting (Unidentified, Amedeo Modigliani, Italian, Livorno 1884-1920, Paris) are attached to the surface of the upper register of the pin, representing her head and neck. Attached on either sides of her body are two identical wooden curves representing her arms, akimbo. In her left hand she holds a metal chain, representing a leash that is attached to a variety of wooden forms that represent a cat, standing at her side. Small brown leather folded triangles represent the cat’s pointed ears while hair bristles represent the cat’s whiskers.
Signed: None

Title: Holiday Card for Bill
Date: December 1997 – January 1998
Subject: Holiday Card
Measurements: 8 ¼” W x 11 11/16” H
Materials and Techniques: Scanned copy of Pictorial Puzzler entitled “Dogs” (Catalog #233), marker, pen
Description: A scanned copy of a Pictorial Puzzler is used as inspiration for this holiday card. On the original piece, two trees flank two beagles and one small black dog. Colorful Christmas lights are drawn onto the bare tree branches with marker. Below, a note reads: Dear Bill, Merry Christmas and a very Happy 1998 New Year!! Love, Norman xxxxx
Signed: Love, Norman xxxxx
Note: On the reverse side of the card, Norman identifies the cutouts in the Pictorial Puzzler: Beagles-Stubbs, Small Dog- Jan van Eyck, Trees- I. forgot. The trees are from a Gauguin painting.

Title: Dogs (working title)
Date: 1973
Subject: Dogs outdoors
Measurements: 7 ½” W x 8 1/16” H
Materials and Techniques: White paperboard, cutouts from reproduction postcards and/or art books, glass covering, masking tape frame
Description: Pasted images of two trees (left: A Big Tree, 1891, Paul Gauguin, French, Paris 1848-1903 Atuona, Hiva Oa, Marquesas Islands, Art Institute of Chicago, right: unidentified) flank two large dogs (A Couple of Foxhounds, 1792, George Stubbs, British, Liverpool 1724-1806 London, Tate) and one small black dog (The Arnolfini Portrait, 1434, Jan van Eyck, Netherlandish, Maaseik ca. 1390-1441 Bruges, The National Gallery).
Signed: “Norman S. Green 73” written in pen on front lower right corner
Note: From the Pictorial Puzzler Series. Label on reverse  identifies piece as #10. Also identifies dogs. Trees identified upon further research.

Title: Dog Face (working title)
Date: None
Subject: Dog face
Measurements: 13 ½” W x 3 5/8” D x 15 ¼” H
Materials and Techniques: Wooden forms, wooden shoe lasts
Description: Two wooden shoe lasts represent the face and ears of a dog. The heel and ankle portions of both shoe lasts are attached back to back, representing the dog’s face. The toe portions of the two shoe lasts point upwards, representing the dog’s ears. Attached to the surface of the dog’s face are wooden forms, representing the dog’s eyes and nose. A wooden form is attached below, representing the dog’s tongue, which hangs from his mouth. A small piece of bark is attached below the dog’s nose.
Signed: None
Note: Exhibited at Camden Art Centre, 1980

Title: Urban Scene (working title)
Date: None
Subject: Urban scene
Measurements: 25 1/16” W x 4 ¾” D x 21 ¾” H
Materials and Techniques: Wooden forms, wooden clothing pins, black, red, grey, and white paint, plastic balls, wooden sticks, cutouts from reproduction post cards and/or art books.
Description: An elaborate urban scene is comprised inside of a shallow wooden box placed horizontally and on its side. The background is painted white to represent snow. Wooden forms are attached to the background and windows and doors are painted onto their surface to represent buildings in the distance. A red brick wall and red brick smoke stacks are represented with red paint. Black and white paint represents smoke as it pours through the smoke stacks into the sky. A cutout of a Christmas tree is placed in the center of the background, and cutouts of an Evergreen tree and a dog are placed on the right side of the background. In the foreground, wooden clothing pins represent people. Some appear to be walking, others standing and talking, while one is seated on a wooden bench. On the right, a group of children are holding red and white balloons, represented by small plastic balls supported by wooden sticks. Two wooden forms shaped like large mushrooms appear on the left side of this scene. The cutout of an eagle is placed on top of the mushroom form on the right. The left wall of the box is painted black to represent an apartment building. Silver paint represents windows on the second and third floor and a rectangular wooden form with a metal knob represents a door on the first floor. A cutout of a man’s face is placed in the upper window to represent a man who is peering through the window. The number 10 appears on the door in black paint. People appear to be standing together near the door and one person is standing directly in front of the door.
Signed: None