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An oil painting of some bright oranges on a blue fabric background with orange blossoms. Lit by sunlight streaming through t…
An oil painting of some bright oranges on a blue fabric background with orange blossoms. Lit by sunlight streaming through t…
An oil painting of some bright oranges on a blue fabric background with orange blossoms. Lit by sunlight streaming … — detail
Painting by Mary Zammit 19 Artworks Sold

Orange Blossom

Oil, Canvas, Framed by Artist

33cm (W) x 33cm (H) x 4cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
A$380

Artwork Description

I create my own still life references using fruit and flowers from our garden or the local farmer's market, then I sketch from life and take photographs to use for the painting.

Perfect for adding a pop of colour to your kitchen or dining area.

Framed in Tasmanian Oak by Up In Frames.

Artist Bio
Photo of Mary Zammit
Mary Zammit 21 artworks | 8 Sold

I am an artist based in Adelaide, South Australia, working primarily in oils. Drawing and painting have been part of my life for as long as I can remember. Over the years, they’ve become a way for me to pause, reflect, and notice the quiet beauty in the world around me.

Much of my inspiration comes from time spent in nature: walking, observing, and capturing moments through photos or sketches. My paintings often begin loosely and gradually take shape as I refine them layer by layer.

I’m especially drawn to the way light moves through the landscape. It shifts colours, deepens shadows, and softens the edges of things. These subtle changes are what I try to hold onto when I paint.

I hope my work offers a quiet moment, a chance to pause, reflect, and perhaps see something familiar a little differently.