Featured artist
Kimberly Wurster
Oregon, USA
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Specialty Categories
Painting/Drawing - Wildlife/Birds
Handsome Lad
pastel 24 x 18 $1900 |
Between Flights
watercolor/pastel 17 3/8 x 14 1/4 $1400 |
Emu!
pastel 16 1/2 x 16 1/2 $950 |
October Dream
watercolor 14 x 11 $1200 |
Cedar Waxwing and Highbush Cranberry
pastel 14 3/4 x 19 1/2 $1600 |
Study of Black Phoebe
graphite 10 x 8 $450 |
Head First
graphite 14 x 11 $750 |
Painting/Drawing - Nature
Autumn Tapestry
pastel 26 1/2 x 20 1/2 $1900 |
October Grapes
pastel 19 3/4 x 16 $1400 |
Many of my paintings feature landscapes and seascapes with birds, others are floral with bees or birds. I have also included musical instruments in some of my work.
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Artist Statement/Bio
"My goal is to capture the spirit of my subject, to exemplify the beauty that so inspires me."
Kimberly Wurster, a native of western Montana, relocated to the Oregon coast in 1995. Prior to this move Kimberly, with her husband Scott, developed wildlife refuges in Montana, turning unproductive ranch wetlands into prime habitat for waterfowl and trout. A classical cellist for over forty years, Kimberly shifted her artistic focus in 1995 to painting fine art. With no formal trainmen, she continuously draws on her experience with the wetlands and a life long love for the natural world. "My goal is to capture the spirit of my subject, to exemplify the beauty that so inspires me." Kimberly creates her paintings primarily in pastel, watercolor or acrylic, sometimes incorporating ink and other forms of mixed media. She enjoys painting a variety of subjects including landscapes, but has a particular fondness for birds and wildlife. Her work has earned numerous awards for excellence in domestic and international competition.
"My goal is to capture the spirit of my subject, to exemplify the beauty that so inspires me."
Kimberly Wurster, a native of western Montana, relocated to the Oregon coast in 1995. Prior to this move Kimberly, with her husband Scott, developed wildlife refuges in Montana, turning unproductive ranch wetlands into prime habitat for waterfowl and trout. A classical cellist for over forty years, Kimberly shifted her artistic focus in 1995 to painting fine art. With no formal trainmen, she continuously draws on her experience with the wetlands and a life long love for the natural world. "My goal is to capture the spirit of my subject, to exemplify the beauty that so inspires me." Kimberly creates her paintings primarily in pastel, watercolor or acrylic, sometimes incorporating ink and other forms of mixed media. She enjoys painting a variety of subjects including landscapes, but has a particular fondness for birds and wildlife. Her work has earned numerous awards for excellence in domestic and international competition.
Gallery Representation
Lovetts Gallery, Tulsa, Oklahoma
