Kathryn Ashcroft

  • painting of a rabbit
  • painting of a cow
  • cardinal bird painting
  • bison head painting
  • cow calf painting
  • grizzly bear and cubs painting
  • three sheep painting
  • bird blue painting
  • grizzly bear painting
  • black bird painting
  • blue bird painting
  • blue bird painting
  • Spring Lazuli

    Oil on Linen
    12″ X 9″

    SOLD


  • bird blue painting
  • Bleu

    Oil on Linen
    8″ X 10″

    SOLD


  • black bird painting
  • Lookin’ For Love

    Oil on Linen
    9″ X 12″

    SOLD


  • grizzly bear painting
  • Queen Mother

    Oil on Linen
    24″ X 18″

    $3,600


  • three sheep painting
  • Larry, Mo and Curly

    Oil on Linen
    20″ X 30″

    $4,300


  • grizzly bear and cubs painting
  • Busy Mom

    Oil on Linen
    14″ X 18″

    $1,800


  • bison head painting
  • Bison Portrait

    Oil on Linen
    8″ X 8″

    $900


  • cow calf painting
  • Future of the Herd

    Oil on Linen
    12″ X 24″

    $2,600


  • cardinal bird painting
  • Hope

    Oil on Linen
    11″ X 14″

    SOLD


  • The King of Spring

    Oil on Linen
    24″ X 30″

    $4,700


  • Lucky Lady

    Oil on Linen
    22″ X 28″

    $4,300


  • Daydream Believer

    Oil on Linen
    20″ X 30″

    SOLD


  • painting of a cow
  • Memories

    Oil on Linen
    16″ X 12″

    $1,900


  • painting of a rabbit
  • Soft as Cotton

    Oil on Linen
    10″ X 8″

    SOLD


  • A Whisper of Blue

    Oil on Linen
    12″ X 9″

    SOLD


  • On the Rocks

    Oil on Linen
    8″ X 8″

    SOLD


  • Allure

    Oil on Linen
    8″ X 10″

    SOLD


  • Beautiful Morning

    Oil on Linen
    12″ X 24″

    SOLD


  • Snowball

    Oil on Linen
    11″ X 14″

    SOLD


  • Cottonball

    Oil on Linen
    9″ X 12″

    $1,300


  • Big Horn Sheep

    Oil on Linen
    8″ X 8″

    SOLD


Artist Bio

Kathryn began working in oils in 2004. Striving to convey the essence of the animal, as opposed to a detailed depiction, she uses a loose, painterly style. Abstract backgrounds bring the focus of the painting to the animal itself.
​Kathryn has ample opportunities to view wildlife in its natural environment. She continues studying animals daily and her paintings are based on personal experiences that she has had. She will not paint an animal unless she has studied it in the wild. Countless hours are spent outdoors and in nature capturing reference material for her artwork.
​The use of light, color, shape and value are important to Kathryn and she is constantly striving to bring all dimensions of her paintings to a higher level.
​Kathryn’s work is found in collections globally. It is her desire that all who view her work will have a greater appreciation for the natural world.

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