New Irish Art
Orla Clancy 1/2 [Limerick]
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Sitting Among Boys, Oil on canvas, 40x40 cm
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Rendezvous at the Trevi Fountain, Oil on canvas, 120x80 cm
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Spanish Picture, Oil on canvas, 40x40 cm
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Cigarette Smoking Man, Oil on canvas, 90x100 cm
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Campo Dei Miracoli III, Oil on canvas, 90x100 cm
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Caloptric Chamber (Mirror Maze), Oil on canvas, 80x120 cm
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Cliffs of Moher (Rummaging), Acrylic on board, 61x61 cm
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Diorama (Mirror Maze), Oil on canvas, 60x58 cm approx
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Mermaid, Oil on canvas and mixed media, 90x100 cm
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Mirror Maze (Shadow of Hands), Oil on canvas, 65x91 cm
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On the Steps of the Duomo, Oil on canvas, 40x50cm
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Sisters (Dun na Greine), Oil on canvas, 40x40 cm
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Biography
 
Orla lives in County Limerick and holds a Degree in Fine Art Painting from the Limerick Institute of Technology. She has taken part in numerous exhibitions around Ireland and in Holland since the early 90's including; The Castle Art Gallery in 1992, Groeningen Public Library in 1996, De Oudo Ulo in 1996, Art Gallery Carrick-on-Suir 2001, The Weigh House, Limerick in 2001, Fusion Gallery Limerick in 2002 - 2005, The Hunt Museum Limerick in 2003 and The Tipperary Arts centre in 2004. Set Dance News commissioned 3 illustrations from Orla.

Orla's work is strongly figurative, she is inspired by people simply going about their daily business. Some of the images are illustrated further by the addition of text and other symbols, as a way to encourage the viewer's speculation about the characters shown.

 
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