James W Johnson: Thirty Arty Years
(Pieces included in 2009 LHUCA Exhibition)
NOTE - Many of these links may not work. You'll have to browse the galleries to find them. Sorry..
"My head is a raisin." "Suburban Tarpit" "'I'm going to eat you.' 'No you're not.'" "Raining Carrots" "Harmony" "Walking the Dog" "Tenuous Still-Life #2" "An Old Goat" “A Trophied Artist” "I.E.D. #2" "Paint #01" "Paint #09" "Paint #10" "Paint #11" "Paint #12" "Paint #13" "Paint #14" "Paint #15" "Global Warming" "Concerned" "Sunshine" "Red Dress" "One Bit Careful" "Precious Metal" "In God We Trust" "Salute" "Short-term" "Falling Apart" “Anti-Stylist's Art History #3” “Contemplating the blank page” "Horny"
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“Trophies from Nature: Bitten Apple” “Trophies from Nature: Frog” “Trophies from Nature: Banana” “Trophies from Nature: Biscuit” “Trophies from Nature: Stick” “Trophies from Nature: Tumbleweed Root” “Trophies from Nature: Shell” “Trophies from Nature: Stone from Erika” “Trophies from Nature: Driftwood” “Trophies from Nature: Orange” “Trophies from Nature: My Pears” “Trophies from Nature: Pumpkin” “Trophies from Nature: Grapefruit” “Trophies from Nature: Cherry” “Trophies from Nature: Seedpods” “Worrier” "Angry Christ" "Angry Little Man" "Mean Missy" “Voyeur” “LOVE SIGNS: Trust” “Partiers #1” "Alien in West Texas" "Man with a lollipop" "Jimface" "Erikaface" "Human-Nature #39" “Dog-Nature #9” “Machka 2001” “A regular” “A bed of moss”
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"Dolly in Dali-land" "Erika in a fog" "Woman of Woe" "Dork in the road" “You smell good” "Benched Woman #1" “Whistler's Mother with syrup and raisins” "The Secret of Happiness" "The enormous shadow" "Tickets to the Devil" "Ghost Light" "Playing for time" “Ground me” "Act Your Age" "Will-Powered Woman" "The Death of Blue-Angela" "Jealousy" “Life Breeds Death” “Cure for Intelligence” “Future of the Faces” “Still-life in Spanish” "Obsession" "Golden Rule #6" "I looked death in the face…" “Star Trek: Me and Spock” "Growing Up" "Show me" "Ben"
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James W Johnson's Modern Art - contemporary art and realistic painting - Lubbock Texas art