MOBILE HARBOUR SHIP 15x20 This painting shows just one of 100's of sailing ships with all kinds of cargo that were loading and unloading at Mobile before the hurricane of the early 1900's that destroyed much of the wharfs. SOLD

BANANA PLANT 20X30 NFS This painting was inspired from a plant in our backyard. Our son and daughter-in-law was fond of banana plants as my wife and I are also. I say was because our son died in a traffic accident shortly after he and his family moved into their new home in the spring of 2005. The construction of their home was slowed by hurricane Ivan in the fall of 2004. I have painted banana plants before but this one holds a special place in my heart and was a house warming gift for our sons family. SOLD

MOBILE HFH WALL RAISING 20X30 This painting on 300 Arches WC paper is available for purchase. Buyer will receive a 20% tax donation to HFH. See my web site for details. http://www.deraldeastman.com

CRAIG & SARINA WC ON 300 LB ARCHES This painting from 2005 is in a private collection.

DUFFY'S OAK 5X7 Another of my small affordable paintings on Archival canvas.

THE MEN FROM KENYA The Azalea Trail Run in Mobile was again dominated by the Kenya men. However there were fewer women from Kenya than in past years. I always enjoy setting on our front porch and watching the runners go by. This acrylic painting is 5x7 and purchasing information can be found on my web page at http://.wwwderaldeastman.com.

LONG GONE 6x6 This old downtown Mobile business was lost due to the construction of the DT loop. As I recall it was in the area of what is now water street near the RSA building. Acrylic on board from my very affordable small paintings.

50 YEAR SCHS REUNION This painting was from a 2003 scene of a group of old men and women from a 1953 high school class. Approximately 45 out of a class of 65 were in attendance. I had not seen many of those graduates since June 1953. Very few still live in Scott City, Ks. The Acrylic on Arches is 15 x 20 and available for purchase on my web or blog pages.

DUFFY'S OAK 11X30

This oak tree is estimated to be over 350 years old and is known as the oldest living thing in Mobile, Alabama. Up until around the 1880's it was called The Seven Sisters Oak because of its 7 major branches. About that time the mayor of Mobile lived near the tree and thus the name was changed. It has managed to live through many hurricanes including Katrina without suffering any major damage. I continue to update my web page www.deraldeastman.com.

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POLLMANS BAKE SHOP 6x6 SOLDFrom my very affordable small paintings collection. If you have lived in Mobile very long you are familiar with Pollmans Brownies. This very old establishment on South Broad Street is also well known for its pastries, cakes, bread and sandwiches.

ABSTRACT-1 20X20 Acrylic on Canvas Panel doe not require a frame. Please see my blog www.deraldeastmanblogspot.com or my web page to buy this painting.

20"x30" CAMELLIA Acrylic on 300lb arches.

CATHOLIC CHURCH 15"x20" Painting of a church that has been destroyed in Mobile. An early wooden structure a few blocks north of downtown was in the way of progress.

FALL 30" X 40" Check my web site for similar paintings. This acrylic painting on untempered Masonite has been sold.

OZARKS ACRYLIC ON MASONITE Owned by the artist. See web site http://www.deraldeastman.com for similar available paintings.

GRIST MILL 24"X 30" Acrylic on Masonite from travels on Sunshine parkway.SOLD

COSTA RICA FISHING 15"x30" SOLD Idea for this painting came from one of our fishing trips to Costa Rica. We were at a fishing camp on the Rio Parismina. We were near where the river joins the Caribbean. The weather was rough so we were not able to Tarpon fish that day. My wife and I enjoyed fishing the Colorado River for Bonita and a small sunfish using fresh water shrimp for bait. Costa Rica is a beautiful country well worth visiting and fishing.

TWO BOYS IN DUGOUT 20"X30" Acrylic on arches, just one of a few seascapes.