History:  Original oil painting. Painted on pressed board. A one of a kind work for Montyne. Created in Portland, Oregon - 1966 for his mother. This work is done in airbrush and paintbrush. Although the artist stays simple in a naturalistic style, the colour still reaches out to the ‘innocent-eye’ and plays with our imagination.

History: Original oil painting. Painted in Sparks, Nevada - 1986. The focus on this subject was the water. This would unknowingly be one of Montyne's last commissions. The artists' stepson Tony Evans asked Montyne to create this work in his home.  This is one of Montyne's themes, if not his passion, belief, and artistic principals. The Spanish Galleon, a former large 3 or 4 masted ship, developed during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, as a merchant vessel for commerce and war was the subject chosen by the artist. The Spanish Galleon resembled those of the oared galley; and they were built with emphasis on beauty.

History:  This is a popular subject by the artist. Montyne created five paintings in this subject. While performing his famous hand-balancing act in Mexico, he became interested in the native culture. Montyne studied bull fighting, while sometimes actually fighting a bull with the famous cape. The artist was so inspired by this tradition that he handcrafted a bullfighters outfit for his balancing act.

History:  Original oil painting. Painted in Portland, Oregon - 1962. This work was inspired by the native Hawaiian culture when Montyne was touring the Islands while performing his dangerous hand-balancing act. This painting symbolized the power of man to age with wisdom. Man will dominate his environment, but it is the environment that he will always depend on. The seashell depicts the simplistic bond that we all share with nature... Only a few ever retain this truth. This work is signed, Montyne Sudbury.

History: Original oil painting on canvas. First inspired by an Indian dancer named Dale Hall. This work captures the intellectualization of the artist. Montyne started Indian Fantasy in San Francisco, California - 1954. It is uncertain if the piece was finished at that time. Never the less, the work came to life after the artist met his beautiful wife China in 1956. This painting captures not only the master at work, but his undying love he shared for his wife. This would be the beginning of a series of works that she would star in. The totality of colour and the majestic background hypnotize the viewer as the portrait gentle rest within the gratuity of nature. Considered one of his best works, Indian Fantasy is truly more than a work of art. It is a labor of love. Signed, Montyne Sudbury ‘59’.

History:  Original oil painting. Painted in Portland, Oregon - 1962. This work demonstrates the artist’s ability to master many disciplines. The style and technique is wonderful, you can see the attention placed on detail. This work is also one of the few pieces that the artist signed with his birth name. There are only two paintings created in this unique style. The other is titled Morning Breakfast(2).

History: Original oil painting. Painted in Portland, Oregon - 1957. Done in the classic Montyne style. The attention to little details are striking. Observe the water droplets on the green leafs and they almost jump out from the canvas. His knowledge of the human body plays an important part in the harmony of this painting. The purity and innocence of Tinkerbelle is felt by the artist genius. Everyone wants to touch a star, but only in our dreams. Paintings can be those dreams.