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Still life art is one of those evergreen styles; popular for thousands of years.
It’s more than just flowers in vases or fruit on a bowl – it’s a celebration of the everyday. A reminder to take a moment to appreciate beauty in the small things.
These original artworks are each a glimpse into the artist’s viewpoint; the moments and often simple items that capture their focus. Whether the colour of fruit, the shadow of leaves or the personal joy found in the collected ephemera of everyday life, each work tells a timeless story.
Tina Bennett
Tina Bennett finds immense joy in oil paints and loves arranging objects to tell stories, evoke nostalgia, and breathe new life into overlooked treasures.
The allure of blue and white china often permeates her work, and exploring reflections has become a passion that adds depth to her creations. Tina’s art journey is a never-ending adventure, full of exploration, learning, and a deep love for the beauty surrounding her.
Lynda McKay
‘QUINTET’
2. ‘SUNSHINE ON A PLATE’
x 28 Oil on canvas, framed in Beech timber
3. ‘THREEFOLD’
x
on board, framed in flooded gum timber frame
4. ‘DOUBLE
Lynda McKay
Lynda McKay is a Sydney based artist specialising in still life. She is focused on capturing a single moment in time; in finding the light, shadow and beauty of ordinary objects in a contemporary setting.
Lynda has maintained a lifetime passion for visual art and art history, and has honed her craft over many years, painting and drawing using various media.
Maria Radun 1. ‘CITRUS WITH CERAMIC’ 33 x 33 Oil on canvas, box framed in natural timber
$960
2. ‘APPLES’ 33 x 33 Oil on canvas, box framed in natural timber
$960
3. ‘SEASHELL’
x 33 Oil on canvas, box framed in natural timber $960
4. ‘BREAD AND WINE’
Juicy Realism
Libby Paradis paints her favoured fruit subjects in exquisite detail. From stem to skin, every slight imperfection in these plump cherries is beautifully captured on canvas, making them appear so real you can practically taste the sweetness.
Working from her garden studio in the Dandenong Ranges, artist Alicia Cornwell is a master of depicting Australia’s floral bounty within the still life genre. Pairing elegant sprays of eucalyptus with the fascinating shapes and textures of the banksia, or the vibrancy of protea flowers, Alicia’s works are a celebration of the unique beauty of Australian plant life.
Contemporary Tablescapes
Getting a new angle on still life are these contemporary tablescapes; blending graphic elements, flat colour and a focus on the interplay of light and shadow. A mix between modern, retro and classical, each piece reinvigorates the still life genre with something new.
Yani Lenehan 1. ‘UN MELÓN’
Stephanie Perrins 5. ‘LAST LIGHT’
Claire Weaver 1. ‘NECTARINE NOSTALGIA’ 53 x 63
Acrylic on canvas, raw oak frame
$550
2. ‘PEARS AND POPPIES’ 36 x 46
Acrylic on canvas, unframed
$475
3. ‘LEMON SPRITZ’ 40 x 40
Acrylic on canvas, unframed (frame in image is indicative)
$450
3 2 4
Jackie Anderson 1. ‘SUNSHINE CUP’ 23 x 23 Acrylic on canvas, raw oak frame
$550
2. ‘LAUNDRY FLOWERS’
x 23
Acrylic on canvas, raw oak frame
$550
3. ‘LILAC MUG’
x 23
on canvas, raw oak frame
4. ‘BENCH JUMBLE’
x
Alison Westwood 5. ‘ORCHID SERIES, STAGELIT MUSE’ 26 x 33 Oil on canvas, raw oak frame
$600
6. ‘ORCHID SERIES, LASTING IMPRESSION’ 26 x 33 Oil on canvas, raw oak frame $600
