“Korčula by

Night”

Oil on Board

50 cm x 35 cm

“Good Ship Korčula”

Oil on Board

70 cm x 110 cm

“Krka Falls”

Oil on Canvas

35 cm x 70 cm

“Moreska”

Oil on Canvas

70 cm x 55 cm

“One Montenegro

Island”

Oil on Board

40 cm x 30 cm

“Korcula

Remembrance”

Oil on Board

50 cm x 35 cm

“Montenegro Islands”

Oil on Board

100 cm x 50 cm

“Falling Apart”

Acrylic on Board

35 cm x 45 cm

“Mostar Bridge”

Oil on Canvas

75 cm x 70 cm

“Sailing”

Oil on Canvas

95 cm x 68 cm

“Royal Clipper”

Oil on Canvas

54cm x 34cm

“Sunset Sail”

Oil on Canvas

22 cm x 84 cm

“Krka Swans”

Oil on Canvas

70 cm x 32 cm

“Korčula Diving Cat”

Oil on Canvas

62 cm x 60 cm

“Study in Triangles”

Oil on Canvas

62 cm x 59 cm

“No More Pills”

Oil on Canvas

75 cm x 68 cm

“The Chess Players”

Oil on Canvas

85 cm x 85 cm

“Nikol”

Oil on Canvas

25 cm x 32 cm

“Together”

Acrylic on Board

27 cm x 41 cm

“Stormy Breakup”

Acrylic on Board

45cm x 60 cm

“E T”

Various on Board

47cm x 39 cm

“The Golden Egg”

Various on Board

32 cm x 27 cm

“Market Day”

Oil on Canvas

72 cm x 60 cm

“Jana”

Oil on Canvas

46 cm x 38.5 cm

“Impressions of Korčula

Town”

Oil on Canvas

65 cm x 145 cm

Korčula old town can be particularly beautiful

at night, with its fleet of “Fish Picnic” boats

and brightly coloured lighting.

Many of Ursula’s views of Korčula old town

can only be seen from the sea. For example in

“The Good Ship Korčula” the old town even

appears as a vessel itself.

The Krka waterfalls are considered one of the

scenic wonders of Croatia. Ursula has been able to

combine many aspects of the falls into one

charming work

Korčulans are extremely proud of their history,

in particular the “Moreska”  battle dance.

Here Ursula has again captured the charm of

evening - this time at Mostar in neighbouring

Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Another work which could only be envisaged

from a boat. This is one of the two islands, one

man-made, off the northern shore of Gulf of Kotor

in Montenegro.

Some of the many and varied craft that can be

seen around the islands in summer.

“Royal Clipper” and similar vessels are a

common sight in Croatian waters in Summer.

Here we have a typical “Red sky at night,

seaman’s delight”

Croatian sunsets are very beautiful followed by

equally beautiful dusks that give Ursula much

inspiration.

This is both the islands sitting side by side off

the northern shore of Gulf of Kotor in

Montenegro. The one on the right is man-made.

Painted to celebrate the fact that a close friend

of Ursula’s no longer needs to take daily pills

against high blood pressure.

A geometrical game

The countryside around the Krka Falls is a

sanctuary for many bird species, including

water birds such as this lovely swan family.

Remembrance candles are always placed in

Korčula’s Trg   Pomirenja in November, but

November 2012 was a special occasion - the 

acquittal of Ante Gotovina and Mladen Markač in

The Hague

Second of the shapes, colours and dimensions

trilogy . 3D was produced using colours and

shadows, without plaster and wooden skewers.

First of a trilogy experimenting in shapes, colours

and dimensions. Plaster and wooden skewers

were used to create a full 3D effect.

Ursula loves painting children so when Nicole’s

mother asked Ursula to paint her daughter, she

could not resist. The setting is the children’s play

boat in the centre of Korčula.

It shows that the players were enjoying the

occasion - not just a chess game,  but a race

against the clock with moves coming faster and

faster as the game progressed.

Third of the shapes, colours and dimensions

trilogy . 3D was again produced using only

colours and shadows. This work is now displayed

in Australia

Another work using 3 dimensional materials

(plaster, copper rods and tiny mirrors) to produce

3D in an interesting subject.

A vibrant re-creation of the atmosphere in a

market in the Riff Mountains in Northern Morocco

in 1973.

This comprehensive study of daily life in Korčula

is described in detail in

Ursula loves painting children so when she met

Jana (from Šenkovec near the Hungarian border)

in Komiža on the Island of Vis, she could not resist

painting her into this lovely marine environment.

“Peace after

Sadam Hussein”

Oil on Canvas

67 cm x 50 cm

Ursula painted this painting of a peaceful alpine

scene to celebrate her feeling of peace following the

arrest of Sadam Hussein and the expected end of

the Iraki War.

“Frosty Farm”

Oil on Canvas

40 cm x 30 cm

“Frosty Forest”

Oil on Canvas

40 cm x 30 cm

Returning by car after a recent trip to a very

wintery Zagreb, Ursula was inspired by the

”Freezing Fog” along the way to paint this trilogy

of canvasses showing the beauty.

Returning by car after a recent trip to a very wintery

Zagreb, Ursula was inspired by the ”Freezing Fog”

along the way to paint this trilogy of canvasses

showing the beauty.

“Frosty Mountain”

Oil on Canvas

40 cm x 30 cm

Returning by car after a recent trip to a very

wintery Zagreb, Ursula was inspired by the

”Freezing Fog” along the way to paint this trilogy

of canvasses showing the beauty.

“Angel in Wax”

Oil on Canvas

30 cm x 40 cm

Ursula’s Swedish background means that for her

Advent is a time of candles - first one, then two,

then three and four. This angel appeared just

before Christmas as if announcing the imminent

birth of Christ.

“Winter Market”

Oil on Canvas

70 cm x 70 cm

The Central market place in Korčula is a bustling

place in Summer. Even in winter, it is the centre of

town with locals coming to buy their fruit and veg.,

or simply to have a friendly chat.

“Tomcat Taxi”

Oil on Canvas

70 cm x 50 cm

When he isn’t under the water fishing, the

“Korčula Diving Cat” earns his living by running

the “Tomcat Taxi”

“The Storm”

Acrylic on Board

45cm x 60 cm

A paint-only version of the shapes, colours and

dimensions trilogy . 3D was again produced

using colours and shadows.