Eamon Regan artist, Dublin, Ireland

Victorian Terrace, 0il on canvas, 50 x 70

Barrow St Urbanscape, Oil on Canvas, 50 X 70

Vernacular Buildings North Mayo., Oil on canvas, 70 X 50 cms

Dundrum, Oil on canvas, 50 x 70

Barn Building Ballycastle North Mayo, Oil on canvas, 50 X 70

paper Bag, Oil on canvas, 50 X 70

Back to school, Oil on canvas, 50 X 50

Salsburg, watercolour on paper., 10 X 20

About Artist Eamon Regan

Eamon Regan was born in Dublin in 1956. He studied Art and Architecture at the Kunstakademy Art School in Copenhagen Denmark and at the School of architecture, UCD in Dublin.
Eamon from an early age has been involved with painting. As a child he was frequent winner of the annual Texaco and Glen Abbey National Childrens Art competition.
He studied at the National College of Art and Design having completed the CEAD program.
Eamon is a figurative painter and his work is centered on the Irish landscape both vernacular and modern. He also is interested in contemporary still life, the work of Charles Brady and Morandi being greatly influential to him.
As an architect he is particularly interested in the subject of Urban form in his Painting. He is also interested in the expressive use of colour and gesture in Art.
Exibitions:
2010 - Art in the Open, Group Exibition, Wexford.
2010 - Pigyard Gallery, Wexford.
2009 - CEAD Year end exibition, National College of Art, Thomas St. Dublin.
2004 - North Western Artist Exibition, Group Show, Yeats Memorial Building, Sligo.
2003 - Dyehouse Gallery, Waterford, Architects who paint, Group Show.
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