The Palouse hills of Eastern Washington — the landscape that shapes David Partridge's work

Walla Walla, Washington

The West as it endures

Paintings, wood carvings, and handbuilt work rooted in the landscapes and animals of the Pacific Northwest.

Three practices, one hand

Calf painting — oil on panel by David Partridge

Paint

Oil on Panel

Animals and landscapes of the high West, painted from life and memory with equal honesty.

Elk carving — hand-cut basswood by David Partridge

Carve

Hand-Cut Wood

Elk, bear, foxes, and fish carved from basswood — each piece a conversation with the grain.

Handbuilt saddle — David Partridge

Build

Handbuilt Work

Saddles, planters, and crafted objects built to last — functional art for a working life.

David Partridge in his studio, Walla Walla WA

“This is the art that I saw as a boy living in the high meadows in Idaho. I want to share this beauty with whoever might look upon my paintings.”

David Partridge — Walla Walla, WA

Partridge grew up in Idaho, where kerosene lanterns at dusk and elk moving through lodgepole timber became the grammar of his vision. He paints, carves, and builds from a studio in Walla Walla, Washington, surrounded by the same high desert country that trained his eye as a boy.


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Walla Walla, Washington