THE ARTIST BIOGRAPHY AND STATEMENT
The artist holds a Bengal tiger cub while attending a 2001 Robert Bateman Workshop in Bozeman, Montana where she also poses with renowned wildlife artist, Mr. Bateman, during one of his classes. She is seen here enjoying the beauty of LakeTahoe.
Diane Ubelhor- Wunderlich has lived in Newburgh, Indiana for most of her life. She was born in Michigan and traveled with her family in her early years while her father was in the Air Force. They lived two years in Bangkok, Thailand before returning to the states.
Always interested in art, she became focused on watercolors while attending the American Academy of Art in Chicago, Illinois under the instruction of Irving Shapiro. Although she's taken several workshops, her interest peaked in wildlife art after attending a workshop in Bozeman, Montana with renowned wildlife artist, Robert Bateman.
Wunderlich has received numerous awards both locally and nationally. Her Artwork is in galleries, homes and businesses all over the U.S. and abroad. She is also a member of several art groups including the Ohio Valley Art League (OVAL) , WSI (Watercolor Society of Indiana), the Hoosier Salon, Kentucky Watercolor Society and the Henderson Society of Art. She is also on the Art Acquisition Committee of Solarbron in Evansville, Indiana purchasing artworks of various artists around the tri-state area to be hung in the collection to date of over 280 various works of art.
She's been featured on the front covers of "The Pointing Dog Journal" (July/August 2001 and the May/ June 2007 issue) as well included in their 10th Anniversary Issue. She was also on the cover of the "Field Trial Magazine" (Spring 2008) and highlighted in the "Sporting Classics" magazine (July/ August 2005 issue).
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"I feel that art is an extension and expression of myself and who I am. Combining my love of art and my love of wildlife has made my work even more fulfilling. Whether I am in the field taking reference photos or in the studio painting, I truly enjoy what I do. I hope I convey that appreciation of the beauty of nature that we've been so truly blessed with. As a German philosopher once said, "An artist chooses his subjects...that is the way he praises."
My husband, Paul, and I have a son and daughter both married who’ve blessed us with 2 grandsons (and a granddaughter on the way!). I was blessed with parents who supported and encouraged me to follow my dreams of becoming an artist and a husband who has allowed me to be that "stay at home mom" and continue to fulfill that dream. For all those who have encouraged and supported me, I thank you."
Always interested in art, she became focused on watercolors while attending the American Academy of Art in Chicago, Illinois under the instruction of Irving Shapiro. Although she's taken several workshops, her interest peaked in wildlife art after attending a workshop in Bozeman, Montana with renowned wildlife artist, Robert Bateman.
Wunderlich has received numerous awards both locally and nationally. Her Artwork is in galleries, homes and businesses all over the U.S. and abroad. She is also a member of several art groups including the Ohio Valley Art League (OVAL) , WSI (Watercolor Society of Indiana), the Hoosier Salon, Kentucky Watercolor Society and the Henderson Society of Art. She is also on the Art Acquisition Committee of Solarbron in Evansville, Indiana purchasing artworks of various artists around the tri-state area to be hung in the collection to date of over 280 various works of art.
She's been featured on the front covers of "The Pointing Dog Journal" (July/August 2001 and the May/ June 2007 issue) as well included in their 10th Anniversary Issue. She was also on the cover of the "Field Trial Magazine" (Spring 2008) and highlighted in the "Sporting Classics" magazine (July/ August 2005 issue).
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"I feel that art is an extension and expression of myself and who I am. Combining my love of art and my love of wildlife has made my work even more fulfilling. Whether I am in the field taking reference photos or in the studio painting, I truly enjoy what I do. I hope I convey that appreciation of the beauty of nature that we've been so truly blessed with. As a German philosopher once said, "An artist chooses his subjects...that is the way he praises."
My husband, Paul, and I have a son and daughter both married who’ve blessed us with 2 grandsons (and a granddaughter on the way!). I was blessed with parents who supported and encouraged me to follow my dreams of becoming an artist and a husband who has allowed me to be that "stay at home mom" and continue to fulfill that dream. For all those who have encouraged and supported me, I thank you."
Henderson, Kentucky 2010 Wildlife Gala Auction
The following artists displayed artworks for the auction on October 22nd and 23rd.
L-R: Amy Roy, Diane Ubelhor-Wunderlich, Newburgh, IN; John Agnew, Cincinnati, OH; Rachelle Siegrist, Wes Siegrist, Townsend, TN; Mel Garbark, Benton, KY; Ann Geise, Batavia, OH; John Ruthven, Cincinnati, OH; and DeVere Burt, Cincinnati, OH. (not pictured: Jeff Gandert, Maineville, OH)
L-R: Amy Roy, Diane Ubelhor-Wunderlich, Newburgh, IN; John Agnew, Cincinnati, OH; Rachelle Siegrist, Wes Siegrist, Townsend, TN; Mel Garbark, Benton, KY; Ann Geise, Batavia, OH; John Ruthven, Cincinnati, OH; and DeVere Burt, Cincinnati, OH. (not pictured: Jeff Gandert, Maineville, OH)
Annual Hoosier Salon Exhibition Owensboro Art Guild 54th Juried Exhibition
OVALs Wildlife Show Awards Reception2018
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