palette knife|strong colours|textured, David Coyne, Dublin/West of Ireland

Turn in the River, Oil, 16 x 20 ins

Faces of Ireland, Oil, 16 x 22 ins

Connemara Cottages, Oil, 14 x 14 ins

Lobsterpot, Oil, 12 x 16 ins

Into the Land, Oil, 14 X 14 ins

Landing, Oil, 12 x 16 ins

Master and Owner, Oil, 14 x 18 ins

Leaving Wicklow, Oil, 16 x 20 ins

Follow the Leader, Oil, 14 x 18 ins

Home with the Herd, Oil, 14 x 18 ins

Maam's Cross, Oil, 10 x 14 ins

A View from a Bend, Oil, 12 x 16 ins

Boys and Boats, Oil, 14 x 14

Connemara Harbour, Oil, 14 x 18

Thatching the Roof, Oil, 18 x 14

Local Road, Oil, 14 x 18

A Dingle Gentleman, Oil, 16 x 23

Essential Repairs, Oil, 10 x 14

Coming Ashore, Oil, 10 x 14

Atlantic Fishermen, Oil, 20 x 28

Leading the Way, Oil, 14 x 18

In for the Day, Oil, 12 x 16

Passing Fishermen, Oil, 18 x 22

Doolin Walk, Oil, 12 x 12

Helping Dad, Oil on Canvas Board, 12 x 16 inches

Doolin Cycle, Oil on Canvas Board, 12 x 16 inches

Dingle Harbour Morning, Oil on Canvas Board, 14 x 18 inches

Road into Connemara, Oil on Canvas Board, 12 x 16 inches

Working the Fields, Oil on Canvas, 24 x 24 inches

The Wicklow Way, Oil on Canvas Board, 14 x 18 inches

Fishing the Islands, Oil on Canvas, 18 x 22 inches

Thatchers, Oil on Canvas Board, 18 x 14 inches

Killarney Hiking, Oil on Canvas Board, 14 x 18 inches

Summer Work, Oil on Canvas, 12 x 16 inches

Horse Drawn Men, Oil on Canvas Board, 18 x 26 inches

The Postman, Oil on Canvas, 14 x 18 inches

About Artist David Coyne

David Coyne was born in Dublin, Ireland. Having grown up in the Dublin suburbs he is now living and working full time in the West.
David's inspiration is derived from his travels around Ireland and the people and things he sees therein. As an avid visitor to the villages and shorelines of the country he has drawn on an array of subjects and images that he feels reflects the landscape.
David is a self-taught painter choosing the palette knife over the brush to develop his own style. Choosing to work in oil he applies thick, strong colours to create a textured image.
Website: www.DavidCoyne.ie
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