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Bee to the Blossom
Linocut 26” x 35” 2017 $500 -
Balanced Rock - Arches
Linocut 27” x 41” 2016 $1900 -
Current Reflections
Linocut 26” x 18” 2021 $350 -
After the Storm
Linocut 24” x 11” 2030 $300 -
Boot Spur Gullies
Woodcut 27” x 35” 2014 $575 -
Gazing Into the Pemigewassett
Linocut 22” x 42” 2018 $450 -
Flower After the Shower
Linocut 12” x 14” 2016 $200 -
Current Observation
Linocut 14” x 18” 2014 $175 -
House Wren
Linocut 16” x 16” 2021 $250 -
The Forest Floor
Linocut 14” x 18” 2014 $300 -
April Alpine Zone
Linocut 14” x 18” 2015 $300 -
Riding Slick Rock - Moab
Linocut 14” x 18” 2016 $300 -
The Spectacles
Woodcut 20” x 72” 2014 $300 -
Burls and Bats
Linocut 29” x 11” 2016 $500 -
Meeting at the Wall
Woodcut 20” x 17” 2015 $300 -
Bash Bish Falls
Woodcut 20” x 17” 2015 $300 -
Raven Tower
Woodcut 31” x 25” 2013 $600 -
A Welcome Blanket of Snow
Linocut 14” x 33” 2016 $400 -
Rocky Point Break
Woodcut 14” x 18” 2015 $300 -
Lucky Stars
Linocut 14” x 11” 2020 $150
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Bee to the Blossom
Linocut 26” x 35” 2017 $500 -
Balanced Rock - Arches
Linocut 27” x 41” 2016 $1900 -
Current Reflections
Linocut 26” x 18” 2021 $350 -
After the Storm
Linocut 24” x 11” 2030 $300 -
Boot Spur Gullies
Woodcut 27” x 35” 2014 $575 -
Gazing Into the Pemigewassett
Linocut 22” x 42” 2018 $450 -
Flower After the Shower
Linocut 12” x 14” 2016 $200 -
Current Observation
Linocut 14” x 18” 2014 $175 -
House Wren
Linocut 16” x 16” 2021 $250 -
The Forest Floor
Linocut 14” x 18” 2014 $300 -
April Alpine Zone
Linocut 14” x 18” 2015 $300 -
Riding Slick Rock - Moab
Linocut 14” x 18” 2016 $300
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The Spectacles
Woodcut 20” x 72” 2014 $300 -
Burls and Bats
Linocut 29” x 11” 2016 $500 -
Meeting at the Wall
Woodcut 20” x 17” 2015 $300 -
Bash Bish Falls
Woodcut 20” x 17” 2015 $300 -
Raven Tower
Woodcut 31” x 25” 2013 $600 -
A Welcome Blanket of Snow
Linocut 14” x 33” 2016 $400 -
Rocky Point Break
Woodcut 14” x 18” 2015 $300 -
Lucky Stars
Linocut 14” x 11” 2020 $150
John Johnson
“I find great inspiration in the world around me,” John states. “We often move through life so quickly that we fail to notice the beauty that surrounds us. My artwork is an expression of the joy I feel when I take time to appreciate what I see right before my eyes.”
John Johnson is a Connecticut native, with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from The University of Connecticut School of Fine Arts where he studied printmaking and graphic design. His exploration of printmaking continued at the Art Students League in NYC. John’s artwork provides an outlet for creative freedom and unrestrained expression, yet relies heavily on strong compositional elements derived from nature and the real world, seen through his eyes.
He works primarily as a printmaker, creating woodcuts and linotypes in his studio in Riverton. His work has been exhibited in numerous juried shows, group shows and solo shows in the region, including The Mattatuck Museum, New Britain Museum of American Art, The William Benton Museum, Five Points Gallery, The Dehn Gallery, Warner Theatre Atrium Gallery, Artwell Gallery, Gallery on the Green, Pump House Gallery, West Hartford Art League Clubhouse Gallery, and The Underground Gallery.