Artwork by Barry Looney, Cork/Essex, Ireland

ivy covered house inish more aran islands, oil on canvas, 36 inchx24 - 915mmx615mm

terns fishing aran islands, oil on board, 10inchx10 - 255mmx255mm

leaf gathering near hyde park london, oil on board, 10inchx10 - 255mmx255mm

back west inish more aran islands, oil on canvas, 24xinchx18 - 610mmx460

pauls shed cape cod u s a, oil on canvas, 12inchx10 - 300mmx250mm

monbreshia growing in connemara, oil on board, 10inchx10 - 255mmx255mm

mai and i whitechapel east end of london, oil on board, 10inchx10 - 255mmx255mm

wet friday night on thames embankment, oil on board, 10inchx10 - 255mmx255

autumn in london, oil on canvas, 39inchx32 - 1111mmx800mm

fish shelter pond barking park london, oil on board, 10inchx10 - 255mm255mm

hidden gardens of inish more aran islands, oil on canvas, 39inchx32 - 1000mmx800mm

lighting strike inish more aran islands, oil on canvas, 30inchx30 - 760mmx760mm

About Artist Barry Looney

I was born in Cork, with very little education left school at 13 to help support the family. Started work as an apprentice glazier and glass cutter, travelled around Ireland fixing and repairing leaded light and stained glass windows in churches and cathedrals, hence my love of colour and shape.
I never had an art lesson so I developed my own style and techniques which is great as I do not shackle myself to any rules and ways of using paint or canvas.
I worked in London for 36 years on building sites glazing and painted every spare moment I could get before I decided to give the rest of my life to art. With the support of a great wife and daughter.
I work in oils, watercolour, charcoal pencils and whatever makes a mark or a line. I have had several exhibitions in London and many of my paintings are in different parts of the World.
Website: www.IrishArtistBarryLooney.com
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