Woodside, James

Read James Woodside's Biography
"Working outdoors forces me to have a direct and immediate relationship with the subject matter I'm painting. Working quickly, I try to simplify impossibly complex forms into simple dramatic shapes. I try to distill down what I'm looking at into something I can understand and manage. I consider this immediacy to be crucial to the success and strength of my work. The limitations of time, weather, and transportation of materials all become part of the "genetic makeup" of the painting itself and provide a set of natural parameters. For me, this helps the work maintain a fresh in-the-moment credibility, and a sense of real authenticity." - James Woodside
Further Reading: James Woodside, American Artist 2007
- James Woodside - Boulders and Clouds$2,000.00
- James Woodside - Clouds$1,250.00
- James Woodside - Cottonwood, Arizona$3,250.00
- James Woodside - Desert Wind$3,200.00
- James Woodside - Driftwood and Rocks$2,000.00
- James Woodside - Early Desert$3,000.00
- James Woodside - Heald Tract$2,000.00
- James Woodside - Hot Noon$1,050.00
- James Woodside - Juniper$1,000.00
- James Woodside - Mescal Field$3,250.00
- James Woodside - Minas Basin$3,000.00
- James Woodside - New England$1,950.00
- James Woodside - Purple Prickly Pear$1,050.00
- James Woodside - Saguaro & Rock$1,050.00
- James Woodside - Saguaro Evening$3,000.00
- James Woodside - Saguaro Monsoon$1,000.00
- James Woodside - Sonoran Afternoon$1,050.00
- James Woodside - The Road to Cascabel$1,250.00
- James Woodside - The Stronghold$3,500.00
- James Woodside - Tombstone$3,200.00
- James Woodside - Up Near Florence 1$1,050.00
- James Woodside - Up Near Florence 2$1,050.00
- James Woodside - White Spruce$1,250.00