This is a plein air painting of a late afternoon scene which has lots of atmosphere due to a grass fire out Mt Nangar way. This is a plein air painting of a late afternoon scene which has lots of atmosphere due to a grass fire out Mt Nangar way. This is a plein air painting of a late afternoon scene which has lots of atmosphere due to a grass fire out Mt Nangar way.
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This is a plein air painting of a late afternoon scene which has lots of atmosphere due to a grass fire out Mt Nangar way.
This is a plein air painting of a late afternoon scene which has lots of atmosphere due to a grass fire out Mt Nangar way.
This is a plein air painting of a late afternoon scene which has lots of atmosphere due to a grass fire out Mt Nangar way.
Painting by David Isbester 30 Artworks Sold

Grassfire Sunset

Oil, Linen, Framed by Artist

23cm (W) x 28cm (H) x 3cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
A$800

Artwork Description

Immerse yourself in the mesmerising hues of 'Grassfire Sunset,' an evocative oil painting that captures the essence of a smoky evening sky. Measuring 8”x10” and rendered on Belgian Linen Panel, this impression transports you to a world where the sun battles through a haze of smoke, casting a soft, rose-colored glow across the sky. The sky, painted in delicate layers of pink and gray, sets the stage for a scene of ethereal beauty. As the sun struggles to break through, the ground below is enveloped in an atmospheric haze, where visibility is reduced to a mystical veil. 'Grassfire Sunset' is more than just a painting—it's a captivating exploration of light, atmosphere, and the sublime beauty of nature's ever-changing canvas.

Artist Bio
Photo of David Isbester
David Isbester 80 artworks | 3 Sold

David Isbester is an Australian artist known for his evocative plein air paintings and impressionistic depictions of rural landscapes. With a career spanning decades, David’s work is inspired by the early Australian impressionists and tonal painters, with a focus on capturing light, atmosphere, and the transient beauty of the Australian bush.

David began his artistic journey at 21, studying drawing and tonal painting under David Bryan Wilson, a teacher from the Julian Ashton School. His love for plein air painting has since taken him across the country, from the rugged Flinders Ranges to Tasmania’s wilderness and the rolling hills of the Central West of NSW.

In his paintings, David aims to convey more than just a scene—he seeks to evoke a feeling. Whether it’s the blinding brilliance of late afternoon sun filtering through a clump of trees or the quiet companionship of a kelpie resting on a ute , David’s work is characterised by loose, expressive brushstrokes, minimal detail, and an emphasis on light and tonal values.

David has exhibited extensively, including solo exhibitions at the David Isbester Gallery and Rosnay Organic Wines. His work has been recognized in major art prizes, including as a finalist in the Calleen Art Awards and Highly Commended at the Victorian Artists Society’s 9x5 exhibition.

Based in Canowindra, NSW, David continues to paint and exhibit, sharing his unique perspective on the Australian landscape. His original paintings and limited-edition prints on Bluethumb offer collectors a chance to own works that celebrate the raw beauty and impermanence of nature.