james Toogood - Cranberry Bog
Artist Hometown: Cherry Hill
Medium: Watercolor
Location in MD Anderson: Third Floor, Infusion, Behind Small Nurse's Station, Across from Bay 23-24
Artist Bio:
James Toogood views painting as a unique and universal form of language that transcends the limitations of other languages to communicate with virtually everyone.
In this particular watercolor, James uses the annual cranberry harvest to depict a colorful scene specific to the Pinelands of South Jersey. The painting is meant to provide patients and families a soothing diversion from their current circumstance.
A longtime New Jersey resident, James is a master at creating light, depth and texture within his work.
James regularly writes and lectures about watercolor painting and currently teaches at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia.
“I use painting to communicate my thoughts about the people, places and things that make up the world we live in.”
Medium: Watercolor
Location in MD Anderson: Third Floor, Infusion, Behind Small Nurse's Station, Across from Bay 23-24
Artist Bio:
James Toogood views painting as a unique and universal form of language that transcends the limitations of other languages to communicate with virtually everyone.
In this particular watercolor, James uses the annual cranberry harvest to depict a colorful scene specific to the Pinelands of South Jersey. The painting is meant to provide patients and families a soothing diversion from their current circumstance.
A longtime New Jersey resident, James is a master at creating light, depth and texture within his work.
James regularly writes and lectures about watercolor painting and currently teaches at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia.
“I use painting to communicate my thoughts about the people, places and things that make up the world we live in.”
