forest|sea|kitchen|kite|stream|park|flying, Frances Verschoyle, Wicklow/Dublin, Ireland

A Walk in the Forest, Oils, 300 x 200mm

All at Sea, Mixed Medium, 610 x 610mm

Clara, Oils, 1200 x 750mm

Kitchen Cabinet, Oils, 440 x 380mm

Kite Flying in Wexford, Oils, 900 x 500mm

Kite Flying, Oils, 900 x 500mm

Large Poppies, Oils, 460 x 610mm

The Park, Oils, 500 x 450mm

The Stream, Oils, 430 x 360mm

To Dream, Oils, 600 x 1500mm

Wexford Bridge, Water Colour, 400 x 410mm

All Tied Up, Oils, 400 x 300mm

Older work

About Artist Frances Verschoyle

Frances is a native of Wicklow, now living in Dublin. She has a unique creative gift to produce amazing pieces of art with atmosphere, in an array of styles in many mediums. She has been greatly inspired by the techniques of the late Bob Ross.
Frances has also given art demonstrations and lessons in her local Library and has held several successful solo exhibitions attracting people with her piquancy and style. Frances has also exhibited at Art Ireland in the RDS and has been a regular exhibitor at venues up and down the country. She also enjoys 'Plein air painting' and has taken part at the Wexford Plein Air festival for the last few years.
Website: www.fransart.com
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