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yellow flowers in a glass jar with distorted reflections and a multi coloured tablecloth
yellow flowers in a glass jar with distorted reflections and a multi coloured tablecloth
yellow flowers in a glass jar with distorted reflections and a multi coloured tablecloth — artist's signature
yellow flowers in a glass jar with distorted reflections and a multi coloured tablecloth — edge view
yellow flowers in a glass jar with distorted reflections and a multi coloured tablecloth — detail
yellow flowers in a glass jar with distorted reflections and a multi coloured tablecloth — shown hanging
Painting by Kaz Brock 44 Artwork Sold

Still Life - Native Floral in Glass Jar

Oil, Linen (Requires Framing)

9.8in (W) x 11.8in (H) x 0.2in (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
$270

Artwork Description

A continuation of my studies of Still Life florals. I found these few tiny branches from a flowering native tree while on a walk. Presumably they'd been broken off by the messy cockatoos in our area. I think they look so pretty in this glass jar with the hexagonal design. Hope you like them too.

Artist Bio
Photo of Kaz Brock
Kaz Brock 49 artworks | 37 Sold

Emerging Artist painting from the Northern Beaches of Sydney.
Landscapes painted in oil en plein air
Still Life oil paintings - Floral Still Life and Floral Interiors
Figure Studies
Recent Works:-
2022 - Karen's sensitive depiction of local Swamp Gum trees as they appeared in silhouette, with a stormy sky backdrop was selected by the Michael Reid curator Amber-Creswell Bell for her ACB Selects Online Exhibition. Other works in this series are now available here with the Bluethumb Gallery. These paintings depict the unique tree canopy shapes of the dominant Australian tree species occurring in the Narrabeen Lake area  - the Swamp Mahogany (Eucalyptus Robusta) and Swamp She-Oak (Casuarina Glauca). 
2021 - A collection of Karen's Floral Still Life oil paintings were exhibited as part of a Still Life Group Show at Diversarty Gallery, Cromer
2021 - From time spent emersed in the natural landscape at Eramboo artist environment, Karen completed a series of plein air oil studies of the bush understory with the native flannel flowers and the pampas grass nestled amongst the upright Spotted Gum trees. Some of these works are available here with the Bluethumb Gallery.

Karen continues to develop her artistic practice, working with an experienced art teacher/mentor and is devoted to a lifelong creative journey within the arts.