Breehan James
$9,000
Breehan James
July Moon
acrylic and oil on canvas, 60x48"
$2,300
Breehan James
Portage
acrylic gouache on paper on panel, 16x20"
$2,300
Breehan James
Starting Trip
acrylic gouache on paper on panel, 20x20"
$9,000
Breehan James
French River
acrylic and oil on canvas, 48x60"
$2,300
Breehan James
Sunset Finding Camp
acrylic gouache on paper on panel, 16x20"
$2,300
Breehan James
Otto/Olin Starting Trip
acrylic gouache on paper on panel, 16x20"
$2,300
Breehan James
Red Moon
acrylic gouache on paper on panel, 14x11"
$2,300
Breehan James
Chen Painting
acrylic gouache on paper on panel, 24x18"
$1,600
Breehan James
Night Millinocket Lake
acrylic gouache on paper on panel, 10x10"
$1,200
Breehan James
Millinocket Lake Sunset
acrylic gouache on paper on panel, 5x11"
$1,000
Breehan James
Passers By
acrylic gouache on paper on panel, 6x8"
$9,000
Breehan James
Cottage Side and Reenie
acrylic and oil on canvas, 60x60"
$2,300
Breehan James
Cottage Book: Deer in Woods
acrylic gouache on paper on panel, 10x13"
$2,300
Breehan James
Cottage Book: Marble Light Room
acrylic gouache on paper on panel, 10x13"
$2,300
Breehan James
Cottage Book: Marble Light Room Curtain
acrylic gouache on paper on panel, 10x13"
$9,000
Breehan James
Red Rock Lake
oil on canvas, 50x60"
Bio
Breehan James was born and raised in the Fox River Valley of Wisconsin. She received her MFA from Yale University and a BFA from Massachusetts College of Art. James has participated in many residencies and fellowship programs, most notably at the National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design in Norway, and the National Gallery of Canada. She was awarded fellowships to participate as an Artist-in-Residence for Arts in the Park at Quetico Provincial Park, The Stowe School in England and at the Vermont Studio Center. James exhibits her paintings internationally and is the recipient of the prestigious Marie Sharpe Walsh Foundation studio award “The Space Program” in New York City.
A Wisconsin native, Breehan James' rarified work is centered on connecting to nature and experiencing wildness. James paints specific locations she has explored at her family’s northern Wisconsin cabin and in the wild Boundary Waters of Minnesota. Documenting flora and fauna in all its complexity through countless brushstrokes, her work has a beauty that transcends actuality and provokes contemplation. Rugged boreal forests, beautiful night skies reflected in lakes, deer hunters, and cottages in the woods populate her paintings and evoke a psychological state of being both lost and found in nature.