Painting by Natasha Ruschka 78 Artwork Sold

Yellow Dahlia Bunch

Oil, Wood (Requires Framing)

7.9in (W) x 9.8in (H) x 2in (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
$280

Artwork Description

I’m leaning into these yellow dahlia. I had to use some artistic licence as they didn’t cope so well with the heat from the dramatic lighting. It was nice to try a macro view.

8x10 inches/ 20x25 cm

Paintings are finished with a light coat of protective varnish. All photographs have been taken in natural lighting and all attempts have been made to represent the correct colouring - however variations are possible between different digital screens.

Please don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. I'm always happy to help.

Artist Bio

I’m a Canberra-based oil painter creating colourful, light-filled paintings of still life, florals and landscape.

My passion for painting began while living in Colorado, where I became immersed in the Denver art community and learned to paint in the alla prima tradition. This wet-into-wet approach allows me to work with fresh colour, loose brushwork and a sense of immediacy, giving each painting a lively and expressive surface.

I’m drawn to simple, beautiful subjects and the way light can transform an ordinary scene into something atmospheric and memorable. Much of my work is influenced by painting outdoors, where I can observe nature’s true colours and capture the feeling of a moment before it changes.

I have worked as an artist and teacher for over 10 years, sharing my love of oil painting through workshops, demonstrations and online classes. I am also the founder and director of Capital Plein Air, an annual outdoor painting festival held in Canberra that brings artists together to paint the autumn colour.

My paintings are held in private collections across Australia and internationally, and my work has received awards and been shortlisted in national exhibitions including the Lethbridge 20,000, The Doyle’s Art Awards and Bluethumb Art Awards.

Thank you for taking the time to view my work. I’m delighted to share these paintings with you.