cow|pony|bog|roundstone|cleggan|inishboffin, Brian Kelly, Galway, Ireland

Pony Eye 1, Oil on Canvas, 50cm x 50cm

Bovine Curiousity, Oil on Canvas, 90cm x 90cm

Pony Eye 2, Oil on Canvas, 50cm x 50cm

Connemara Grey, Oil on Canvas, 80cm x 80cm

Dun Aengus, Oil on Canvas, 70cm x 60cm

Bog Road, Oil on Canvas, 70cm x 30cm

Gurteen, Roundstone, Oil on Canvas, 70cm x 30cm

Cleggan Meadow, Oil on Canvas, 80cm x 60cm

Window, Oil on Canvas, 80cm x 80cm

Tra Gheall,Inishbofin, Oil on Canvas, 40cm x 40cm

Agave, Oil on Canvas, 70cm x 60cm

Shelter, Oil on Canvas, 50cm x 50cm

About Artist Brian Kelly

Graduate of
UWE Bristol, England -BA Art and Design(Ceramics)
Limerick School of Art & Design
Higher Diploma for Art, Craft & Design Teachers
Brian is from Clifden and living in nearby Cleggan. He is working as an Art teacher in the Learning disability sector since graduating from Limerick in 1997.
He paints with Oil on canvas and his inspiration is largely drawn from his native Connemara.
He likes to explore the unique light that is particular to this part of the West coast. He also uses photography to explore the beauty and ever changing atmosphere of the area.
Website: www.DouglasKeeley.com
ThisURL: http://www.NewIrishArt.com/BrianKelly

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