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Cityscapes

Ogilvy's Touffou, 1981

For Sale | $3,000

22 x 28 inches 


This piece was inspired by John's stay with the Ogilvy Family in France. The Feight family painted in a local hospital during their stay in France. 

An Atlanta 4th, 1973

For Sale | $1,000

24 x 36 inches


This painting was inspired by an old photo in Atlanta, Georgia decorated for the Fourth of July. 

Chartres Cathedral, 1980

For Sale | $3,500

24 x 36 inches


This painting was inspired after John Feight's visit to Chartres Cathedral in France.

Coca-Cola Hunter's Drug Store, 1974

For Sale | $800

28 x 18 inches


This painting was inspired by an old photo of Atlanta, Georgia.

Waiting for the Bus, 1975

Not For Sale | Permanent Collection Telfair Museum


This painting was painted prior to John's first art show in Paris.

Dr. Hinkle, 1973

Not for Sale | Private Collection 

24 x 30 inches


This painting was inspired by an old photo.

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Universal Man

 Who is universal man? He is that temporary soul reflecting like the leaves of autumn in lakes of time. 


The tall structures of man are like the fleeting leaves of fall. From the first cry to the last cry of man - life stretches that distance and no more. 


Buildings, roads, museums, man and the leaves are all tied up in a rhythmic beat that rises and falls. The point - we must live our lives to the maximum. Every day. Every hour. Every minute. Every second. Now!


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