Christopher D Morano

The Second Opinion

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Fathers and Sons

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Big City

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The Executioner

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Son

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The Stranger

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The Lovers

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A Man Born in Captivity

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He loves me/He loves me not

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Naturally

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Truce

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Patron Saint of the Unheralded Artist

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Blessed be the ties that bind

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The Pupil

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The Philosopher

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Bored to Death

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Passion/Patience

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The Brass Ring

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Death and the Maiden (Salome with the head of John the Babtist)

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Escape from Paradise

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A Learned man of Wealth and Culture

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The Blessing

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Waiting

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The Messanger

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Beyond the Fairgrounds

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The Light of the World

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Infrastructure

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The Madonna

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Portrait of Charles Cochrane

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The Minister and his Wife

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The Procedure

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The Empty Plate

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The Birdwatcher

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Eve and the Serpent

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WAR

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Colonizer

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New York City Apartment

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The Breadwinner

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The Conservator

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The Intersection (Failure to Yield)

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Sins of our Father

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Peace at the Journeys End

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To be Flawless is to be Unwhole

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Into the Night

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The Sun King

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Death at the Table

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Portrait of Reco Sturgis (The Gallerist)

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The Relativity of Freedom

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The Treachery of Self Image

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The Conqueror

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Last of the Mohicans

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Girl in a Red Dress

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The Man in the Arena

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Born unto Death

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Intelligent Design

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Supplication

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The Decent from the Cross

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Love it or Leave it

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Village under the Stars

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A Man Divided

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Pride

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Upon Arrival

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The Benefactor

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Faith

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The False Prophet

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Gun Issues

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The Artist and his Muse

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A Dream in Repose

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The Purpose of Art is to Affirm our Own Existence

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Ad Infinitum

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Assorted Chairs

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