C. Edlinger Kunze

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Angel On My Shoulder

20" x 16" Oil on Canvas

Emerald Green Finds You and Me

24" x 16" Oil on Linen

Evermore

36" x 28" Oil on Linen

Everything is Left to Find

12" x 12" Oil

Falling Deeper in Love With You

Oil on Paper on Wood

I Know These Eyes

12" x 12" Oil on Wood

It's Okay If It's Not

16" x 12" Oil on Linen

Leontine

40" x 30" Oil on Wood

Little Moments

10" x 8" Oil on Wood

Paper Rings

30" x 24" Oil on Linen

The Moment We Found

36" x 24" Oil on Wood

Strawberry Kisses

12" x 12" Oil on Wood

The Ocean

48" x 50" Oil on Canvas

Waves

44" x 36" acrylic and oil

One, Two, Three

46" x 46" acrylic and oil

A Single Little Thing

10" x 8" acrylic and oil

Sophie's World

24" x 24" acrylic and oil

Etudes I

20" x 16" acrylic and oil

Etudes IV

SOLD 10" x 8" acrylic and oil

I'll Be There with You

SOLD 16" x 16" oil and charcoal on torn paper laid on wood

Moonlight

SOLD 40" x 34" acrylic and oil

Masquerade

SOLD 52'' x 26'' acrylic and oil

You've Grown Your Wings

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SOLD 30" x 24" acrylic and oil on panel 2020

Your Loving Face Takes Me Through The Rain

SOLD 24" x 36" oil on wood

Funny Moods

SOLD 12" x 12" acrylic and oil

Holding Back the Years

SOLD 56" x 34" acrylic

Wonderland

SOLD 72" x 48" acrylic

Intentions in Pink

SOLD 8" x 8" Oil on Linen

A Faithful Song

SOLD 26" x 24" acrylic and oil

Equinox

SOLD 38" x 26" acrylic

Etudes III

SOLD 12" x 12" acrylic and oil

Queen B.

SOLD 36" x 28" acrylic and oil

Open Your Mind

SOLD 12" x 12" acrylic

Loving is Easy

SOLD 34'' x 24'' acrylic and oil

Feel Like You Still Have a Choice

SOLD 18" x 18" acrylic

Swedish Fields of Green

SOLD 18" x 16" Oil on Linen

Place Pigalle

SOLD 58" x 50" acrylic and oil on linen

Feel Like You Still Have a Choice I

SOLD 18" x 18" acrylic

Etudes II

12" x 12" acrylic and oil SOLD

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Born and raised in Germany, Cathrine Edlinger-Kunze moved to the United States in 1994 where she works as a full time artist. She credits her father for inspiring her love of painting. "Sitting side by side with my father, I learned very early what painting meant to me, and it became a special bond to my father and me. Edlinger-Kunze devotes most of her time to sketching and painting the figure, explaining "the human face and body always fascinated me...the body is the perfection of form, movement and nature." Much of the artist's recent subject matter revolves around performers and dancers, recalling the delicacy of Degas' ballerinas and the quietude of Picasso's saltimbanques. Edlinger-Kunze has shown her work since 1985 and has exhibited in Germany, Italy and the United States; and counts collectors from Europe, North America, Asia and Africa.