Chabot’s paintings are influenced by his surroundings and are stimulated by a desire to express his passion for the landscape, travel, and the human figure. He paints on canvas in realistic or abstract methods -- sometimes combining the two, influenced by cubism, abstract experessionism, impressionism and realism.

Although oil color is Chabot's preferred medium, he also works in acrylic, watercolor and pastels. Chabot's paintings can be found in both public and private collections throughout the U.S.

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  • “Boats. Mediterranean”
    Acrylic
    16x20

  • “Black & Red” Acrylic, 48x24“Black & Red” (crop)
    Acrylic
    48x24

  • “Summers End”
    Acrylic
    18x24

  • “A Dream”
    Oil
    20x24

  • “Una Bella Mattina”
    Oil
    30x40

  • “Chatham”
    Oil
    10x24

  • “Colors Of Mexico”
    Oil
    18x24

  • “Fun In The Sun”
    Acrylic
    16x20

  • “Laguna Beach”
    Oil
    16x20

  • “Mardi Gras –“Street Band”
    Arylic
    18x24

  • “At The Hop”
    Acrylic
    24x18

  • “Piccollo Villaggio”
    Oil
    30x40

  • “The Fishing Village”
    Oil
    24x16

  • “The Gardener”
    Oil
    16x20

  • “Red Passageway”
    Oil
    48x24

  • “Window View-Sicily” (crop)
    Oil
    48x24

  • “Tuscan Countryside”
    Oil
    14x18

  • “Tuscany”
    Oil
    14x18

  • “Veranzza Penisula”
    Oil
    18x14

  • “Maremma Pine Forest”
    Oil
    24x48

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