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CHELTENHAM

(oil on canvas, 102cm x 76cm, 2025)

Available at the Tasman National Art Awards 

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An oil painting by Karlalise Horstmans called CHELTENHAM featuring a colonial villa in historic Devonport, Zealand.

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TAKARUNGA CALLIOPE

(oil on canvas, 130cm x 92cm, 2025)

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Limited edition hand signed fine art prints may be available. Check STORE for details.

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An oil painting by Karlalise Horstmans called TAKARUNGA CALLIOPE featuring a few colonial villas nestled beneath the mountain called Takarunga or Mount Victoria in Devonport, Auckland, New Zealand

THE RENTERS

(oil on canvas, 140cm x 90cm, 2024)

Private Collection - Tokenized Investment

Limited edition hand signed fine art prints may be available. Check STORE for details.

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An oil painting by Karlalise Horstmans called THE RENTERS featuring a white colonial villa with veranda and slate paving stones. A potted tree stands on the veranda and fabric and a hammock hang from the awning.

WE ONCE WERE GRAND

(acrylic on canvas, 120cm x 90cm, 2023)

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an acrylic painting by artist Karlalise Horstmans called WE ONCE WERE GRAND featuring a white villa

ALL MY SECRETS BURIED HERE

(acrylic on canvas, 300cm x 160cm, 2023) 

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An oversized acrylic painting by New Zealand artist Karlalise Horstmans called ALL MY SECRETS BURIED HERE featuring a woman levitating above a body of water with islands and headlands beneat her, and a golden thread running through her hands with a tail feather from the black cockatoo on each end, and daisies, and cherries

LANDSCAPE / URBAN

(Chronological)

MAUNGAUIKA JUBILEE

(oil on canvas, 102cm x 76cm, 2025)

Available at The Baradene Art Show 2025

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Oil painting by Karlalise Horstmans called Maugauika Jubilee which features a white colonial villa with front steps and lawn. To be offered for sale at the Baradene Art Show 2025.

Works before 2022

Karlalise has been a lifelong creative. She has painted consistently since middle/intermediate school, and has exhibited in New Zealand since 2017 (for instance, in member exhibitions at the Kumeu Arts Centre and Depot Artspace). However, she began exhibiting her paintings professionally (full time) in 2022. There are limited records of her work prior to that time.

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