Embroidery of Tasmania Stanley nut with ocean and clouds Embroidery of Tasmania Stanley nut with ocean and clouds Embroidery of Tasmania Stanley nut with ocean and clouds — artist's signature Embroidery of Tasmania Stanley nut with ocean and clouds — edge view
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Embroidery of Tasmania Stanley nut with ocean and clouds
Embroidery of Tasmania Stanley nut with ocean and clouds
Embroidery of Tasmania Stanley nut with ocean and clouds — artist's signature
Embroidery of Tasmania Stanley nut with ocean and clouds — edge view
Other Media by Brooke van Ruiswyk 40 Artwork Sold

Windswept

Other Media, Linen, Framed by Artist

6.3in (W) x 6.3in (H) x 0.4in (D)

Signed Certificate of Authenticity
$350
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Artwork Description

The Nut, an iconic Tasmanian landmark, stands strong against the blowing winds. The waves crash forcefully on the shore as the clouds moodily make their journey across the sky.

As a multidisciplinary artist and a lover of textiles. I have thoughtfully produced this piece using an embroidery book given to me as a child by my late grandmother. I’m sure she would be pleased that I’ve put it to good use.

Comes with a signed certificate of authenticity.

Artist Bio
Photo of Brooke van Ruiswyk
Brooke van Ruiswyk 77 artworks | 32 Sold

Brooke van Ruiswyk has garnered recognition for her profound exploration of the Tasmanian landscape, rooted in her family’s farming heritage spanning generations. Her delicate yet powerful paintings, often crafted meticulously with oil on canvas, beckon viewers to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of textures and hues that define her evocative works.
Brooke has been a selected finalist in numerous prestigious art prizes since 2008, including The Glover Prize in 2023, 2024 and 2026. She was also awarded Highly Commended for Landscape in the 2025 Doyles Award, announced winner of The Henry Jones Art Prize People’s Choice Award in 2024, and achieved The Zonta International Award for Young Emerging Artist in 2010.