Title: Home Sweet Home (working title)
Date: Before “Dec 1988”
Subject: boxes with people and animals in them
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: assorted wooden forms
Description: Assorted wooden frames within a larger wooden frames contain small anecdotes rendered in wood. In the upper left corner, a solitary figure stands within a wooden circle. The bottom right corner features birds. The bottom left corner includes a man in a hat, looking down at a pig or animal.
Signed: Unknown
Status: Unseen

Title: Cityscape (working title)
Date: None
Subject: Abstract
Measurements: 18 ¼” W x 6” D x 23” H
Materials and Techniques: Wooden forms
Description: A variety of wooden forms create a collage that evokes a cityscape. A wooden form painted red occupies the lower right-hand corner of the collage, and a rounded wooden form with a pointed tip occupies the upper left-hand corner of the collage. The collage is mounted onto a wooden form painted with glossy black paint that also provides a border that frames for the piece.
Signed: “NSG” etched on back

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

Title: Manhattan
Date: 1979
Subject: Manhattan
Measurements: 18 ½” W x 5 3/8” D x 24 1/3” H
Materials and Techniques:  Lucite frame, wooden board, wooden forms, black and white paint
Description: A wooden board painted white serves as the background for three layers of black painted wooden forms that are arranged in a grid formation. A Lucite frame surrounds this abstract piece on five sides.
Signed: “NSG 79” etched on back
Note: Exhibited as #35 “Manhattan” at Duncan Campbell’s gallery in 1994. Cost: 2,000 British pounds.