Title: Boadicea
Date: 1987
Subject: Woman made of tree bark
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: Wood tray, found image, organic wood sticks
Description: Inside of a wood frame is a found cutout image of a woman. She fits the entirety of the frame from top to bottom. Her hair is red and she looks up. Her body is made from cut sticks from trees. One leg is a cut out image, with a stick for a book, and the other leg in a wood stick and extends back behind her, overlapping the frame. Her foot is a cutout image.
Signed: Unknown
Note: Labeled as “3 Dewalden Street Marylebone, London 1987 2007”
Status: Unseen

Title: Adam and Eve (working title)
Date: Unknown
Subject: Two figures
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: White paper, two cut outs from postcards of paintings.
Description: This scene depicts an adam and eve like scenario. They are both nude and standing very close to one another. Adam is talking to eve and even leans close to listen. In one hand she holds an apple, in the other she holds Adam’s penis.
Signed: Unknown
Status: Unseen

Title: Curvy Woman (working title)
Date: Unknown
Subject: Abstract
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: Metal tongs, horseshoes, metal base
Description: These iron tongs and horseshoes are joined together to give the shape of a voluptuous woman. The handles of the tongs represent the feet and head. The horseshoes represent large breasts.
Signed: Unknown

Title: David and Goliath
Date: 1978, according to Presentation Portfolio II entitled: NORMAN SUMNER GREEN
Subject: The moment before David slays Goliath with his slingshot
Measurements: 9 ½”W x 12”D x 25”H
Materials and Techniques: Wood spatula, wood shoehorn with metal spring, nylon thread, metal ball bearing
Description: A slingshot formed by a metal ball resting on a wooden shoehorn bent backwards represents David, positioned to fling the ball at Goliath. Nylon thread keeps the metal spring in bent position. The wooden spatula representing Goliath stands across from David. Goliath’s face is conveyed with one small piece of wood, representing a nose. This action scene is set on a circular wooden base.
Signed: “NSG 79”
Note: Exhibited at the Camden Art Centre, 1980. Also exhibited as #47 “David and Goliath” at Duncan Campbell’s gallery in 1994. Cost: 1,250 British pounds.

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