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A vibrant and modern take on New Street, Bantry. This original oil painting captures the bustling energy of one of the town’s most unique thoroughfares. From the iconic bright yellow storefronts to the soft West Cork sky, this piece is a celebration of the everyday beauty found in the heart of Bantry.
A soulful and evocative tribute. This unfinished oil portrait of Turlough O’Connor captures a lifetime of character in a single gaze. By leaving the work in its developmental stage, the artist highlights the raw, emotional connection between subject and painter, making it a poignant piece of contemporary portraiture.
A striking, minimalist exploration of nature and structure. This two-panel diptych features the bold silhouettes of rooks perched on telephone lines, rendered with a palette knife for a rich, sculpted texture. A sophisticated addition to any contemporary collection.
A striking, minimalist exploration of nature and structure. This two-panel diptych features the bold silhouettes of rooks perched on telephone lines, rendered with a palette knife for a rich, sculpted texture. A sophisticated addition to any contemporary collection.
The heart of Bantry, captured in two distinct moods. These original acrylic studies feature the historic statue of St. Brendan the Navigator overlooking the square. From structured townscape to loose, atmospheric impressionism, these pieces celebrate the vibrant spirit of Bantry town.
An evocative exploration of urban movement and light. This original oil study is a master copy of a work by renowned Irish artist John Morris, capturing a fleeting moment on a busy street. With its dramatic shadows and minimalist figures, it is a masterclass in atmospheric storytelling.
The artist behind the collection. This 2021 self-portrait is a soulful and direct study of character, captured in a moment of quiet reflection. Utilizing a dramatic, low-light setting, this original oil painting offers a personal glimpse into the artist’s own presence and provides a compelling focal point for the entire “Bantry & Beyond” series.
