Artwork by Brendan Lodola, Dublin, Ireland

Memories of 1974, Oil on stretched canvas 30 X 20 ins

The Big Blue Sea, Oil on stretched canvas 30 X 20 ins

Achill-The Chase, Oil on stretched canvas 60 X 48 ins

Pink Window, Oil on canvas board 10 X 12 ins

Purple Shutters, Oil on stretched canvas 30 X 20 ins

Fiori Rosa, Oil on stretched canvas 30 X 20 ins

Rosemary's Garden, Oil On Stretched Canvas, 30 X 20 ins

Summer Shadows, Oil On Canvas Board(palette knife), 18 X 14 ins

Romantic Balcony, Oil On Canvas Board, 16 X 12 ins

Poppies At Twilight, Oil On Stretched Canvas(p.knife), 52 X 36 ins

Welcome, Oil On Canvas Board, 16 X 12 ins

Number 32, Oil On Canvas Board, 16 X 12 ins

About Artist Brendan Lodola

Brendan was born in Dublin in 1964 and has enjoyed painting and creating from an early age. Having pursued his career and raised his family Brendan has only had time in the last few years to spend time on his passion.
During this time he has had two successful solo exhibitions with commissions resulting from both. Brendan is a self taught artist with a unique talent which covers all subjects from Portraits to Landscapes to Still Life with both brush and palette knife techniques. He mostly works in oils and acrylics and his attention to detail is exceptional.
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