SusanCuaArt | Susan Cua Galleries

Welcome! For the first time, you can now explore the growing digital collection of Susan Cua’s artwork all in one place. This online gallery will become a legacy home to hundreds of documented pieces created over the span of over three decades, capturing moments of inspiration through expressive color, light, and movement. In addition to Ms. Cua's work, you will get a chance to experience her travels as we post about journeys that inspire her.

From vibrant cityscapes to atmospheric landscapes, each work reflects years of dedication to the craft of pastel painting and impressionist art.

We will be adding more completed artwork daily, so please check back often as the gallery continues to grow.

"Sculptures by the Artists" |Bourdelle Museum Paris France | Pastel on Paper | By Susan Cua | International Impressionist Artist

FRANCE

"Colette in Art Class" | Pastel on Paper | By Susan Cua | International Impressionist Artist

NEW YORK

"Fall in Chicago" | Chicago Illinois | Pastel on Paper | By Susan Cua | International Impressionist Artist

"Chicago in the Fall" | Chicago Illinois | Pastel on Paper | By Susan Cua | International Impressionist Artist

"Fall in Chicago" | Chicago Illinois | Pastel on Paper | By Susan Cua | International Impressionist Artist

CHICAGO

"Watching Her Paint" | Link's Sweet Bean in Wilmette Illinois | Pastel on Paper | By Susan Cua | International Impressionist Artist

CHICAGO

"Sunset - Le coucher du soleil" | Carcassonne, France | Pastel on Paper | By Susan Cua | International Impressionist Artist

In “Sunset – Le coucher du soleil,” Susan Cua captures the medieval silhouette of Carcassonne beneath a radiant evening sky glowing with coral, violet, and electric blue. The dreamlike softness of pastel transforms the ancient fortress into something almost suspended between history and memory.

FRANCE

"Sunset - Atardecer" | Malaga, Spain | Pastel on Paper | By Susan Cua | International Impressionist Artist

In “Sunset – Atardecer,” Susan Cua captures the fleeting emotional atmosphere of dusk over Málaga with remarkable sensitivity to light and movement. The work embraces a core principle of Impressionism: conveying the sensation of a moment as it is felt rather than strictly observed.

SPAIN