Artwork by Alan Hogan, Dublin/Finland, Ireland

The Escape Hut,2011, acrylic on canvas 50cm x 50cm

Sailing with Olivia,2011, acrylic on canvas 80cm x 100cm

Master & Servant,2011, acrylic on canvas 80cm x 100cm

The Gathering,2011, acrylic on canvas 40cm x 40cm

Soul Inspired,2011, acrylic/ink on paper 21cm x 30cm

Sophia's Landscape,2010, acrylic on canvas 70cm x 50cm

Fourteen Angry Trees,2010, acrylic on canvas 200cm x 70cm

Red Barn,2011, acrylic on canvas 38cm x 45cm

Snowblind,2010, acrylic on canvas 70cm x 50cm

Helsinki Catherdral,2010, acrylic on canvas 70cm x 50cm

Holding for Hilda 2009, acrylic on canvas, 55cm x 46cm

Rocky waterside 2008, acrylic on canvas, 40cm x 50cm

About Artist Alan Hogan

Alan Hogan was born in Dublin. After finishing school he graduated from the College of Marketing & Design, Dublin in 1990. Hogan has spent most of his life so far living in Dublin city and suburbs. He moved to Ashbourne in County Meath (just north of Dublin) in 2003. Hogan had been working in the print industry for a number of years until June 2007 when he decided to leave Ireland to live in Finland.
Nowadays Hogan finds the weather and way of life a lot different. Language is a bit of a challenge also, as he has to deal with both Finnish and Swedish-speaking Finns. But he finds that they are a very friendly people, which makes life a little easier for him. Hogan now lives in a small town called Karis, southwest of Finland's capital Helsinki. This is where he continues to paint and explore his art.
Website: www.alanhogano.webs.com
ThisURL: http://www.NewIrishArt.com/AlanHogan

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