Gitta Lindblom

Gitta is a prize winning Australian artist of European origin. She has recently produced some stunning new works; fabulous, unusual paintings.

Gitta has painted in many mediums. She has used watercolours, pastels, charcoal, ink, mixed media and acrylics. She has painted Australian Landscapes, a series of Moulin Rouge French dancers, still life- incorporating flowers of many different genres, a series of paintings of the fish life of the Great Barrier Reef. Her style has been mainly impressionism, verging on expressionism. She has now ventured into contemporary abstract, but still retaining a feeling of impressionism.

At one stage of her life she used her artistic abilities to produce four colour separation on flat glass, to be used in windows and doors. She also had some of her designs printed on fashion garments. In her early years, some of her designs were used for printing by a very influential London company who are now selling her work in art hotels worldwide.

Her new contemporary abstract paintings are colourful, imaginative, and are a representation of the new world of the machine age. These paintings are made up of large and small concentric colour circles, and some smaller ones which make them into abstracts, but...

Degree in Fine Arts

Most of her works have been placed globally with private collections, corporate organizations, government officials, diplomats and chains of Stamford Hotels.

Exhibitions with Greenhill Gallery, Richmond Gallery, Print Bin Gallery, Bundaberg Art Gallery in Australia.

Prize winner at The Alice Prize.

Works have also been sold extensively for charities such as Crippled Children's Association, The Red Cross and The Alliance Francaise.

Prints of selected artworks sold via online websites in Netherlands, Germany and U.S.