The Tuscan Landscapes of Caroline Zimmermann
Using her studio as a base, artist Caroline Zimmermann often ventures out into the Tuscan countryside in search of the perfect light and composition for her creations. [...]
Read MoreUsing her studio as a base, artist Caroline Zimmermann often ventures out into the Tuscan countryside in search of the perfect light and composition for her creations. [...]
Read MoreThe dance of the damselflies continues for two weeks and then is over until the next year, when the squad of beauties returns to re-enact one of the tiny marvels of Nature once again. [...]
Read MoreFor more than twenty years artist Caroline Zimmermann has scoured the out-of-the-way corners of the Italian countryside in search of the perfect "Tuscany landscape painting". [...]
Read MoreTo paint it I would have had to kill it, and that would have been a shame since the animal was so beautiful. [...]
Read MoreCaroline's love of poppies and fascination with bees come together in this entertaining video filmed in her Tuscan garden as spring bursts forth. [...]
Read More“Fear always springs from ignorance” Ralph Waldo Emerson [...]
Read MoreThe Horror! Could this really be one of the first of these invasive species now here in our part of Tuscany? The Asian Giant Hornet Vespa Mandarinia. Also known as the “Murder Hornet”. [...]
Read More"You're not a drop in the ocean. You are the entire ocean in a drop." - Rumi [...]
Read MoreIn this ode to peonies, Caroline recites one of her favourite poems as she harvests flowers from her Tuscan garden and creates her latest peony still life painting. [...]
Read MoreGeorgia O'Keeffe said, "When you take a flower in your hand and really look at it, it's your world for the moment". [...]
Read MoreIn anticipation of her exhibition in Santa Fe in September, Caroline decided to reacquaint herself with the work of Georgia O'Keefe and became inspired to paint a series of massive floral paintings. [...]
Read MoreI could not help but wonder how the magnificent lavender fields of Provence would be... might they also be well along? [...]
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