1999-2000 Retrospective Drawing, Printmaking, Photography
Richard Tranter, "Nature Mother" (21)	Richard Tranter is a secondary school art teacher in his hometown of San Francisco, California. A participant of the VA/VSA arts Program at the San Francisco VA Medical Center, he prefers to create in pen and ink because of their graphic quality. Much of his inspiration comes from the peace and beauty of the Muir Woods near his home. Tranter also incorporates an awareness of present day environmental concerns in his drawings.
Lee Mosby, "Desert Dreams" (22)	Lee Mosby has participated in the VA/VSA arts Program at the Oklahoma City VA Medical Center since its inception in 1996. Through the influence of the instructors, he has experimented in creative writing, photography, and painting. "Sharp thoughts," he writes, "are best blunted with creative endeavors."
Lee Mosby, "Prickly Thoughts" (23)
Sylvester Williams, "Prisms" (24)	Sylvester Williams, a veteran outpatient at the Los Angeles VA Medical Center, credits painting with giving him a sense of tranquillity and peace after fighting the hardships of life. The spirit of God and the images of African women are among the subjects of his work.
Sylvester Williams, "Blue Nuba" (25)
Jonathan Runckel, "Rocks Near Vernal Falls" (26)	Jonathan Runckel's interest in photography began at the age of ten when he was given his first camera. A participant of VA/VSA arts Program at the San Francisco VA Medical Center, his recent works include scenes from and studies of nature.
Jonathan Runckel, "Bridal Veil Creek" (27)