The Kerry Mountains and Lakes
I love to experiment in different painting style. This is my version of one of my original paintings in the style of Vincent van Gogh one of my favourite artists.
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‘CLIFFS OF MOHER’
An Original Oil Painting.
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‘‘COUNTRY ROAD’
In the ‘not so’ distant past the humpback Bridge was common on most country roads in Ireland but is now bypassed by large Motorways and fast traffic. This small narrow bridge was built to accommodate horse drawn “traffic”. If you travel in rural areas or through some small towns you are bound to come across one.
An Original Painting in Acrylic paints
Style: Impressionist
Size: 5 X 7 inches
Support: Canvas on Board
Signed & Unframed
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‘Fisherman’s Paradise’
A secluded cottage stands on the banks of the lake in quiet isolation. Away from the ‘hustle and bustle’ of everyday life. Time to recharge those batteries!!
An Original Knife Oil Painting
Painted on an 8 X 10 ins traditional canvas
Signed by the Artist
The painting is unframe
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‘IRISH SUMMER SUNSET’ 11
A colour study in acrylic paints
Painted on 8 X 10 ins traditional canvas
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ACHILL ISLAND
Continuing on my series of Irish scenic spots this painting depicts Keem Bay which is situated on Achill Island, County Mayo (IRELAND). An isolated part of the island where the only sign of any habitation is an old disused coastguard station. This is an artist’s paradise!!. It is one of the most picturesque bays in Ireland. It is thought the artist Paul Henry painted his famous ‘launching the Curragh’ from Keem strand.
Captured in oils my interpretation of Keem strand. Painted on 8 X 10 ins primed board in thick impasto oil paints in a loose impressionist style.
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‘Atlantic View’
An Original Acrylic Painting
8 X 10 ins on traditional canvas
Signed
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KERRY
Original Oil Painting
Painted on Canvas Board
Size 8 X 10 ins
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‘Sheep in the Orchard’
An Original Knife Oil Painting
Painted on a 6 X 6 ins primed board
Signed on the front by the Artist
Titled on the back
The painting is unframed
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‘The Potato Pickers’
I don’t think we ever give a thought to how the humble potato arrives on our dinner plate, but then again why should we! As I observed the local ‘spud’ farmers harvesting the crop even with the latest hi-tech farm machinery it is still very hard work on a very cold frosty September morning.
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