skellig|cairn|screenprint|inks|sunlight, Aidan Flanagan, Laois/Meath, Ireland

Winter morning near Donore, Water-based screenprint, 21cm x 14.5cm

Skellig view from Boat Cove, Water-based screenprint, 21cm x 14.5cm

Skellig View, Water-based screenprint, 29cm x 21cm

Hook Head Lighthouse, Water-based screenprint, 29cm x 21cm

Fogher Cliffs, Water-based screenprint, 29cm x 21cm

Fields of Gold, Water-based screenprint, 21cm x 14.5cm

Dawn at Cairn V, Water-based screenprint, 21cm x 14.5cm

Carnbane East Summit, Water-based screenprint, 21cm x 14.5cm

Cairn V, Water-based screenprint, 29cm x 21cm

Cairn U, Water-based screenprint, 29cm x 21cm

Cairn T, Water-based screenprint, 29cm x 21cm

Cairn S, Water-based screenprint, 29cm x 21cm

Winter Sunlight, Glen of Imaal, Water-based Screenprint, 29cm x 21cm

Morning Light, Dingle Peninsula, Water-based Screenprint, 40cm x 29cm

Meath Laneway, Water-based Screenprint, 30cm x 30cm

Evening Light on Atlantic Drive, Achill, Water-based Screenprint, 29cm x 21cm

Early Morning Shadows, Newgrange, Water-based Screenprint, 58cm x 40cm

Early Morning Light, Dingle Peninsula, Water-based Screenprint, 58cm x 40cm

Dunamaise view, Co Laois, Water-based Screenprint, 37cm x 21cm

Deserted Village, Achill, Water-based Screenprint, 30cm x 30cm

Clogher Beach, Dingle Peninsula, Water-based Screenprint, 37cm x 21cm

Bogstream, Water-based Screenprint, 15cm x 10cm

Banqueting Hall, Tara, Water-based Screenprint, 29cm x 21cm

Atlantic Drive, Achill, Water-based Screenprint, 58cm x 40cm

About Artist Aidan Flanagan

Aidan is a self-taught artist who is originally from Co Laois, and is now based in Co Meath. He creates hand pulled, original, Limited Edition Screenprints, mainly of the Irish Landscape. He uses water-based screenprint inks on Fabriano Artistico HP watercolour paper, and would typically create between 10 and 15 layers for each of his prints. The Limited Editions vary but usually are between 5 and 15 prints in size for more recent work.
In his earlier years, whilst serving in the Irish Air Corps as a pilot, he painted watercolours, and exhibited in the Oireachtas and RHA Annual Exhibition, as well as solo exhibitions in AIB Portlaoise, and United Nations HQ in Tiberias, Israel.
In 2008 he decided to pursue his art on a fulltime basis, and since then has exhibited his screenprints in RHA, RUA, Limerick Printmakers, EIGSE Carlow, Galway Impressions 08 and 10, and Central Bank, Dublin.
More recently he has had his work accepted for Footprint International in CCP Connecticut, BIMPE in Vancouver, and 1st Open International Print Competition in Cornwall, International Print Center New York, Belfast Print Workshop Gallery, Miniprint of Cadaques.
He is currently showing his landscape screenprints in Kilcock Art Gallery, Millcove Gallery, and Combridge Fine Art.
Website: www.AidanFlanagan.com
ThisURL: http://www.NewIrishArt.com/AidanFlanagan

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