Artwork by Colette O'Brien, London/Kilkenny, Ireland

Pormetheus, Mosaic, 6 x 6 ft

Sleeping Beauty, Mosaic, 2 x 2 ft

Aphrodite, Mosaic

Beatrice and Friend, Mosaic, 4 x 2 ft

Horse And Jockey, 14 x 16 inches

Punchinella, Mosaic, 6 x 4 ft

Dubai Sunset, Mosaic, 4 x 2 ft

Confederation Banner, Kilkenny, Mosaic, 36 x 30 inches

Springtime Flavia, Mosaic, 35 x 24 inches

St. Paul de Venice, Mosaic, 28 x 28 inches

Doris, Mosaic, 4 x 2 ft

Ice Fire And Water, Mosaic, 12 x 4 x 2 ft

About Artist Colette O'Brien

Colette O'Brien was born In Highgate, London. Throughout School and college Art featured high on her school curriculum. In 1989 Colette moved to Dubai and embarked on a career as an Artist, concentrating mainly in oils and preferred to work from the local landscape and people. It was at this time Colette's interest in mosaic and sculpture evolved. Since then there has been a steady demand for her work and she has completed 3 per cent for Art commissions In Waterford, Naas, and Callan.
Now settled in Kilkenny Colette works from her studio and is busy with commissions from both the private and the public sector.
Studio/Gallery: Hillside Art Gallery and Studio, Donoughmore, Ballyragget, County Kilkenny. (after 6pm by appointment only mob: 085 1924 590)
ThisURL: http://www.NewIrishArt.com/ColetteOBrien

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