Art pictured on this site by John Woods
Dutch Still Life No. 1
Dutch Still Life No. 2
Goya Beans
John Woods
Still Life Painting
Art & Connection
Villa Park Orchid - oil on panel
White Tulips - oil on panel
Pictured three large format paintings in my "Dutch Still Life" series
ART & FLOURISHING
NO ART. NO JOY.
Limonade Geranium - oil on panel
Sanka - oil on panel
Soda Bottles - oil on panel
Leader Geranium - oil on panel
Dutch Still Life No. 13 - oil on canvas
Art enlivens and enlarges your vision of who you are and of what you can achieve.
Limonade Geranium (detail) - oil on panel
Figs - oil on panel
Pennzoil Can with Wildflowers (detail) - oil on panel
Indian Queen Tulip
Soda Bottle Series
FLOWERS & SODA BOTTLES
The "Indian Queen Tulip" (shown here) is one example of my series of flowers & soda bottles.
Indian Queen Tulip - acrylic on canvas 48”x72”
Detail: Indian Queen Tulip
Another example from the soda bottle series: “Peony & Duffy’s Soda” acrylic on canvas 48”x84”
Dutch Still Life
PAINTING NO. 6
Being yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you into something else is the greatest accomplishment. (Emerson)
"It relaxes my mind to paint flowers."
Pierre-Auguste Renoir
Dutch Still Life No. 10
Dutch Still Life No. 6
our lives are our biggest project.
“A painter can say all he wants to with fruit or flowers.”
ÉDOUARD MANET
Contemporary still life
WE EXERCISE BUT A FRACTION OF OUR CAPACITY TO EXPRESS OURSELVES IN THE WORLD.
"Still life is the touchstone of painting.”
ÉDOUARD MANET
Bag and eggs Rubber band ball
Three Sirens
Paper Bags
Cottolene Hydrangea - oil on panel
Armours Flowers - oil on panel
Schulze Orchid - oil on panel
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