Kasey Sealy

Australian Contemporary Impressionist

Born in Forbes in 1961, Kasey began painting at the age of 17yrs in 1978 and has painted professionally since 1980.

He has had 6 solo exhibitions in London and has been represented at major London Art Fairs, such as ‘Olympia’ where a record price of 18,000 pounds was established for a major canvas in 2002.

He has been commissioned by the American Australian Association to provide works, painted and presented as awards to Greg Norman and Andrew Liveris, president of Dow Chemical Co USA, and Paul Anderson, ex CEO BHP and present CEO of Duke Energy in America.

Commissions for 2007 include Chip Goodyear, ex CEO BHP & James McInerney, Vice President of Boeing Air USA. Kasey was selected for the Ingles equestrian Prize 2012.

This portrait of Kasey is credited to Sally Ryan of Mt Kuring-Gai an Archibald finalist 2013 and 2023.

Oil portrait of Kasey Sealy a man looking to the right by Sally Ryan of Mt Kuring-Gai and Archibald Finalist 2013 and 2023

Body of works

  • Embroidery artwork of topographical map with black contour lines and gold rivers in a wooden frame.

    The Murrumbidgee at Gundagai

    Oil on Board

    580mm x 420mm

  • Artwork of poplar trees along the Tumut River

    Tumut Red Gums

    Oil on board

    550mm x 420mm


  • A landscape painting of a large tree with twisted branches near a small body of water, with more trees in the background, painted in soft natural colors.

    Forbes Red Gum - Boyd Creek

    Oil on board

    800mm x 700mm

  • Watercolor painting of a rural scene with large trees lining a dirt road and a house with a red roof in the background, signed by Nacey Sealy.

    Elm Drive Tumut

    Watercolour on paper

    540mm x 640mm

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