Paintings
Evan Oberholster’s nude oil paintings reframe the human figure as culturally embedded, rather than abstracted or idealised.
By depicting everyday people in quiet, familiar settings, he dismantles traditional associations of nudity with eroticism or mythology, offering instead a grounded, reflective view of the body.
In his more recent work, this exploration deepens with an even greater sense of immediacy and presence. His figures remain immersed in the ordinary, yet each carries a quiet charge of emotional and cultural significance.
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| Man on a Couch 60x45cm Oil on Wood Panel |
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| On the Dark Side 40x30cm Oil on Wood Panel |
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| At the Leaded Glass Doors 40x22cm Oil on Wood Panel |
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| Bold Blue (Sold) 32x40cm Oil on Wood Panel |
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| On the Stool (Sold) Oil on Wood Panel |
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| A Back of Colour (Sold) Oil on Canvas |
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| With Legs Bent (Sold) Oil on Canvas |











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