Natasha Kramskaya
There Had To Be A Beginning, 2026
There Had To Be A Beginning, 2026
Acrylic on canvas
14.5x14.5 inches
$650 (insured shipping included)
14.5x14.5 inches
$650 (insured shipping included)
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Natasha Kramskaya
Self Portrait with Blue Crow, 2025
Self Portrait with Blue Crow, 2025
Acrylic, oil and gold leaf on canvas
30 x 24 inches, framed
$1,999 (insured shipping included)
30 x 24 inches, framed
$1,999 (insured shipping included)
This self-portrait merges the precision of old masters’ techniques with Natasha’s signature use of bright, unconventional color. Her face is carefully rendered, surrounded by gestural brushstrokes and luminous gold leaf — an ongoing dialogue between tradition and rebellion.
Though she began with academic training, Natasha has always felt compelled to break away and explore a more personal, expressive path. The flowers atop her head pay tribute to her Ukrainian heritage. A blue crow, pulling a thread in her beloved Yves Klein blue, symbolizes the fleeting nature of life. Inspired by Buddhist philosophy, it serves as a reminder that nothing lasts forever and every moment should be regarded as if it were the last.
Natasha Kramskaya
Ode to Frida, 2020
Ode to Frida, 2020
Acrylic on gallery canvas
30 inches wide, by 40 inches tall, by 1.5 inches deep
$2,000, insured shipping included
30 inches wide, by 40 inches tall, by 1.5 inches deep
$2,000, insured shipping included
“This portrait is Frida Kahlo as I see her—vivid, relentless, and layered,” says Natasha. Set against a deep, nocturnal forest green, the work erupts in a prismatic display of color that mirrors Kahlo’s own revolutionary spirit. Within this gestural "mosaic," subtle symbols emerge: the hammer and sickle integrated into her earrings signify her political convictions and her complex connection to Trotsky.
This foundational piece showcases the early evolution of Natasha’s color-blocking technique, serving as a textural homage to an icon who defined the intersection of pain and beauty.
This foundational piece showcases the early evolution of Natasha’s color-blocking technique, serving as a textural homage to an icon who defined the intersection of pain and beauty.
Natasha Kramskaya
Reemergence, 2026
Reemergence, 2026
Acrylic on canvas
16x20 inches
$750, insured shipping included
16x20 inches
$750, insured shipping included
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Natasha Kramskaya
Moment In Time, 2026
Moment In Time, 2026
Acrylic on canvas
14x14 inches
$550, insured shipping included
14x14 inches
$550, insured shipping included
Purchasing Information
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To purchase a piece via Zelle or PayPal, please contact kramskaya.art@gmail.com.