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Three of my paintings are currently on display in Cincinnati, Ohio at a museum exhibition called "In the Audubon Tradition."
They're availableTwo of them are still available for purchase (The one on the left has sold). More info here. -
Someone sent me an Ebay listing for this original oil landscape, closing on September 18, but I can't seem to find the listing anymore. I'm not quite sure how Ebay works so it might have sold.
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A special exhibit of artwork by contemporary wildlife artists, including three of my dinosaur paintings, is now on view at the Cincinnati Museum Center in Ohio.
Khaan mckennai, oil on board by James Gurney SOLD
Artists include: Greg Beecham, Robert Bateman, Guy Coheleach, James Gurney, Mort Solberg, Kent Ullberg, John Seery-Lester, Jim Coe, Suzie Seerey-Lester, and John RuthvenT. rex Family Bathing, 14 x 18, oil on panel
Most of the items, including mine, will be for sale.T. rex in Forest, 14 x 18, oil on panel
Here's more:
"In the Audubon Tradition" Exhibition - This fall the newly renovated Cincinnati Museum Center is celebrating the 200th anniversary of its Museum of Natural History & Science. Founded in 1818 as the Western History Society, its doors opened in 1820. Its first employee was famed naturalist and artist, John James Audubon. To help commemorate the 200th anniversary of Audubon’s amazing creative efforts, the Susan Kathleen Black Foundation is sponsoring a unique exhibition at the Cincinnati Museum Center, “In the Audubon Tradition“ Exhibition & Sale… featuring the birds and wildlife of North America, September 12th, 2019 - Jan 5, 2020. The exhibition includes nearly 100 of today’s most celebrated and accomplished painters and sculptors, following in the artistic tradition that John James Audubon began 200 years ago."
The exhibition closes January 5, 2020.
(Link to YouTube video)
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Coming up in the 2019 October 15 Illustration Art Signature Auction - Dallas #5417
James Gurney (American, b. 1958)
"Bix Leapt Down from Her Perch,"Dinotopia interior illustration, 1992
Oil and pencil on board
6 x 7.25 in. (sight)
Signed lower center
A copy of the book accompanies this lot.
Estimate: $2,000 - $3,000.
Condition Report*:Artwork is on acid free heavyweight Columbia 1776 illustration board; There appears to be no major visible condition issues to note; framed under glass to 19 x 31 inches
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An exhibition of natural science art opens in Binghamton, New York tomorrow.
"Focus on Nature XV" will be on display at the Roberson Museum and Science Center. The show features 87 illustrations by 69 artists, including two oil paintings by me: Triceratops Hatchlings and Repenomamus.
More info from the show:
A five-member jury of artists and scientists select the artwork for each exhibition based on the illustration’s scientific accuracy and uniqueness, educational value and artistic quality. Artists featured in the exhibition are from countries around the world, including Australia, Brazil, Canada, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Switzerland, Taiwan, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
Free exhibition catalog online the State Museum website
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My painting of Daffodil Hill will be on view at a show of art from the collection of JackRicheson, opening May 30, 2019 in Egg Harbon, Wisconsin. (Link)0Add a comment
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Today on Ebay, there's a background painting for the 1983 Bakshi/Frazetta animated film Fire and Ice. The original painting is rendered with brush and airbrush in cel vinyl paint on board, 12.5" x 16" by James Gurney. $2995.00
In the film, an animated layer of bright red lava spews out from the volcano gargoyle.
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Ebay link Fire and Ice background painting by James Gurney
Fire and Ice (Two-Disc Limited Edition)
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