Zita Sudnika, Oak, Oil on Canvas

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About This Piece

Zita Sudnika, Oak. 1991. Oil on canvas, 90x60 cm

The painting depicts a solitary tree standing tall in the midst of a lush, sun-kissed summer field. The tree's branches stretch out like withered arms, its leaves a vibrant green that seems to glow against the warm, golden light of the sun. The surrounding landscape is bathed in a soft, haze-like atmosphere, with wildflowers and tall grasses swaying gently in the summer wind. In the distance, the rolling hills of the countryside fade into the horizon, creating a sense of depth and tranquility. The tree, however, remains the focal point of the painting, its isolation and stillness evoking a sense of proud loneliness and deserved majesty. Overall, the picture has a relaxing atmosphere and evokes a feeling of warm childhood nostalgia.

Zita Sudnika (1958)

1976. Janis Rozentāls Riga Art High School;
1983. Painting Department of the Latvian Academy of Arts;
2003. Humanities Master of Arts;
Since 1995 Member of the Artists' Union of Latvia.

Work experience
1984-1988. Artist at "Zinātne" publishing house;
1996-1998. Art gallery manager in Majori, Jurmala;
1998-2005. Head of children's painting studio in Bulduri, Jurmala;
Since 1989 working as a teacher, preparing children for entrance exams in art institutions.

Personal exhibitions
2004. St. Peter's Church in Riga;
2004. Bonn, Germany;
2001. Naukšenes;
1995. Lapmežciems;
1987. Kuldiga;
1994, 1996, 1997. Riga;
1996-2007. Jurmala.

Group exhibitions
2005. Cesis;
2005. Ottawa, Canada;
2003. Ruovesi, Finland;
2002. Tampere, Finland;
2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 1998. Jurmala;

1985 – 2007 in Riga.

Awards:
1st prize at the 11th exhibition of miniature works "River-Human-Life" in Valmiera, 2004; 2005 - Annual award in art for the exhibition in St. Peter's Church in Riga.

Works in collections
Jurmala city history and art museum; in private collections in the USA, Canada, France, Russia, Australia, Sweden, Finland, Germany, Denmark, England.

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Period	1990 to 1999
Year	1991
Production Period	1990 to 1999
Country of Manufacture	Latvia
Identifying Marks	This piece has an attribution mark
Style	Contemporary
Detailed Condition	Excellent — This vintage/antique piece is in near original condition. It may show minimal traces of use and/or have slight restorations.
Product Code	FNC-1931582
Materials	Oil on Canvas
Color	Azure, brown, green
Width	60 cm 23.6 inch
Depth	3 cm 1.2 inch
Height	90 cm 35.4 inch
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