These abstract works were done in the late 1950's and early 1960's. Miriam studied under noted abstract painter Mark Rothko during a University of Colorado summer session and post-undergraduate at the Art Student's League in New York City.

The Gulf Coast of Alabama and Florida is a favorite painting spot.

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Often a source of beauty, rest and inspiration, these pieces are based off of the Birmingham Botanical Gardens.

Churches and places of worship in Birmingham, Alabama.

Miriam was a student at the University of Alabama when then-Gov. George Wallace blocked the first Black student from entering. She also painted professionally in in Birmingham, her hometown, during the Civil Rights Movement. These events influenced her work then and in the decades beyond.

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English Village was originally conceived by planners as one of several villages outside downtown Birmingham. Many of Miriam's biblical works are taken from English Village and the surrounding neighborhoods.

Key Circle is an obscure roundabout in a Birmingham residential neighborhood. It is also the backdrop for many of Miriam's works.

Miriam grew up in and around this now well known part of Birmingham. Although Mountain Brook is it's own city, it was originally conceived by planners as one of several villages outside downtown Birmingham.

Various figure drawings in different styles done mainly from 1950-1980.

A collection of drawings of various scenes

Various landscape drawings.

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