Across the Bay
Across the Bay
 Noontide Scoop
Noontide Scoop
 Six Gun Daydream
Six Gun Daydream
 “A Marvelous Thing”
“A Marvelous Thing”
 "Cornerstones"
"Cornerstones"
 Complaint Department
Complaint Department
 Bolivar Point Light No. 2
Bolivar Point Light No. 2
 Two of a Kind
Two of a Kind
 On The Verge of Tomorrow
On The Verge of Tomorrow
 At Day's End
At Day's End
 Simple Summer Sweetness
Simple Summer Sweetness
 Youth: The Sabine Bank Lighthouse circa 1906
Youth: The Sabine Bank Lighthouse circa 1906
 Old Age: The Sabine Bank Lighthouse circa 2002
Old Age: The Sabine Bank Lighthouse circa 2002
 Nativitree
Nativitree
 Lonely Sentinel: The Sabine Bank Lighthouse
Lonely Sentinel: The Sabine Bank Lighthouse
 Ever On Watch: The Sabine Pass Lighthouse
Ever On Watch: The Sabine Pass Lighthouse
 Seaside Interlude
Seaside Interlude
 Racing The Sunset
Racing The Sunset
 An Evening At Sullivan's
An Evening At Sullivan's
 A Midnight's Respite
A Midnight's Respite
 Unicorn's of The Marsh
Unicorn's of The Marsh
 Papa's Solitude
Papa's Solitude
 Nightlight
Nightlight
Across the Bay
Across the Bay
Noontide Scoop
Noontide Scoop
Six Gun Daydream
Six Gun DaydreamThis image harkens back to a bygone era when the allure of the Wild West and untold heroics were no further away than your own backyard.
“A Marvelous Thing”
“A Marvelous Thing”8” x 10” oil on canvas
"Cornerstones"
"Cornerstones"This still life is comprised of several items that belonged to my grandfather, each representing a different phase of his life.
Complaint Department
Complaint Department16” x 16” Oil On Prepared Canvasby G. Wesley McPhail
Bolivar Point Light No. 2
Bolivar Point Light No. 2© G Wesley McPhail/McPhail Fine Art 2019
Two of a Kind
Two of a Kind18” x 24” © G. Wesley McPhail/McPhail Fine Art 2019
On The Verge of Tomorrow
On The Verge of Tomorrow
At Day's End
At Day's End© Wesley McPhail, McPhail Fine Art 2018
Simple Summer Sweetness
Simple Summer SweetnessOrangeade is a sweet, refreshing way to beat the summer heat.This piece features elements taken from a glassware set that once belonged to my great aunt and a lace table cloth that belonged to my wife’s grandmother, and recalls a simpler time of relaxation and summer fun.14” x 18”
Youth: The Sabine Bank Lighthouse circa 1906
Youth: The Sabine Bank Lighthouse circa 1906A depiction of the Sabine Bank Lighthouse as it appeared in 1906, shortly after the light was activated.The flag on the lantern room walkway is period accurate, and features 45 stars.  A keeper is also visible, leaning against the lower gallery railing."Youth & Old Age" comprises a diptych - two panels forming a single piece.  Purchase both panels together for a savings of 15% off the individual price - both on art paper and canvas.
Old Age: The Sabine Bank Lighthouse circa 2002
Old Age: The Sabine Bank Lighthouse circa 2002This piece depicts the Sabine Bank Lighthouse as it appeared in 2002, shortly before it was dismantled.  By this time the lower gallery level had been enclosed, much of the decorative railing work been destroyed, and most of the upper railings had been replaced by chains and cables. "Youth & Old Age" comprises a diptych - two panels forming a single piece.  Purchase both panels together for a savings of 15% off the individual price - both on art paper and canvas.
Nativitree
NativitreeOriginally intended as a Christmas card, this composition combines the imagery of a first century hillside and a Christmas tree.
Lonely Sentinel: The Sabine Bank Lighthouse
Lonely Sentinel: The Sabine Bank LighthouseCompleted in 1906, the Sabine Bank Lighthouse was once the most remote lighthouse in the United States. Situated in the Gulf of Mexico upon Sabine Bank, a sandy shoal approximately 15 miles from the coasts of Texas and Louisiana, it was also known as, "Eighteen Mile Light," and, "The Spark Plug of The Gulf."  The tower was dismantled in 2002, but the original caisson stands to this very day - now home to a modern steel skeleton light tower.
Ever On Watch: The Sabine Pass Lighthouse
Ever On Watch: The Sabine Pass LighthouseThe Sabine Pass Lighthouse rises from the marshes of Cameron Parish in Southwest Louisiana.  Completed in 1856, the site has endured hurricanes, marsh fires, floods, and even a Civil War battle.  Now home to nesting barn owls and other specimens of marsh life, steps are at last being taken to preserve this historic site.
Seaside Interlude
Seaside InterludeThe gentle surf calls as the sunset shines on this relaxing setting.
Racing The Sunset
Racing The SunsetA family sets off for adventure on a cool, autumn afternoon.
An Evening At Sullivan's
An Evening At Sullivan'sThis commissioned piece features a vintage Oldsmobile Rocket, and some other period accurate touches.
A Midnight's Respite
A Midnight's RespiteThis commissioned piece features a family of unicorn stopping for a quiet drink as other creatures roam along the water’s edge.
Unicorn's of The Marsh
Unicorn's of The MarshThis multifaceted fantasy piece was painted on commission and depicts a sunset scene paired with a unicorn portrait.
Papa's Solitude
Papa's SolitudeEveryone needs a place to escape.  For some, a dusty tool shed offers a break from the hectic pace of daily life. 
Nightlight
NightlightA single candle can bring warmth and comfort to an otherwise dark night.
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