James Feehan is a Bucks County artist who is known for his magically surreal scenes, combining realism and fantasy in his paintings. His original piece, "The Oscars," takes inspiration from the works of Oscar Hammerstein.
Oil on Panels
Triptych (note: each panel is shown separately in these photographs)
size is 15” by 45”
wood framed, weight is about 10 lbs.
Feehan’s artwork transports viewers to a world that is at once familiar and mysterious, offering a unique blend of renaissance aesthetics and American folk influences. Feehan’s talent lies in his ability to merge these seemingly disparate elements, leading the surreal into a captivating dance with the uncanny. Feehan’s paintings speak to a wide range of emotions, encouraging viewers to immerse themselves in the narrative woven through each piece.
~Bucks County Herald (November 2023)
2010 Best of Show, Phillips Mill Annual Juried Show, New Hope, PA.
2010 Best of Show, Phillips Mill Annual Juried Show, New Hope, PA.
2010 1st Place Award, Shad festival annual juried poster exhibition, Lambertville, NJ.
2010 Honorable Mention Juried Art Exhibit, Coryell Gallery, Lambertville, NJ.
Mr. Feehan has received many other awards including from shows at The Woodmere Art Museum, The Salmagundi Club, and Artsbridge.