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The Malaga Inn is located in the downtown historic District in Mobile, Alabama. It was originally constructed as twin Italianate townhouses during the Civil War by two brothers–in–law. There are tunnels under the west house which used to hide Confederate soldiers.

The structure has been restored and today there are 39 beautifully decorated rooms and suites for guests. The original Carriage house hosts many special events including weddings.

The original watercolor painting measures 14 x 18 inches and was painted on watercolor paper.

I enjoy painting with a variety of bold colors, values, and textures to attract the viewer and hold their interest. I love the transparency of watercolor, which allows me to create numerous colorful varieties and effects. Primarily I paint on watercolor canvas, which enhances the brightness and color of my paintings. My subjects are landscapes, city scenes, and local attractions which highlight the traditions and relaxed lifestyle of South Alabama where I live, and scenes in Italy, the land of my ancestors. IMy paintings can be seen at the Cathedral Square Gallery in Mobile, Alabama where I am a resident artist and at several other locations in Alabama and Georgia.