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“So Cry Me a River” is an excellent example of Tatiana Iliina’s signature painting knife impressionist forests.
This work was sold to a collector in Riga, Latvia.
“Birch Files Stakeout”, by Tatiana Iliina, was sold to a collector in St. Colomban, Quebec.
Tatiana loves to think of trees and animals having human qualities.
“Trees Commuting” was sold to a collector in Reno, Texas.
In “Trees Commuting” we see birch coping with some of the same daily challenges as people have…
“Extreme October” was sold to a collector in St. Johnsbury, Vermont.
What a gorgeous example of Tatiana Iliina’s impressionist interpretations of forest scenes.
Nature provides inspiration for artists around the world. Tatiana has walked in forests from Lake Superior to the Black Sea – from the Grand Canyon to the Baltic coast.
This work, “Hazelnut Pond”, is now proudly owned by a collector in Aurora, Indiana.
This canvas was purchased in 2008 by a collector in Carmel, Indiana.
“Mulled Wine” was sold to a collector in Peoria, Illinois.
Tatiana loves to think of trees and animals having human qualities.
“Speakers Corner”, one of Tatiana Iliina’s signature city paintings also incorporates her gorgeous impressionist interpretations of urban park scenes.
This work was sold to a collector in Anchorage, Alaska.
“We Are All Trees” portrays Tatiana’s signature knife technique to great advantage.
This inviting scene was sold to a collector in St. Colomban, Quebec.
“Secret Hideout” is an excellent example of Tatiana’s signature palette knife impressionist cityscapes.
An art collector in South Hill, Virginia is now it’s proud owner.
