howth|st annes|grafton street|snow, Bill O'Brien, Cork/Dublin, Ireland

New Street Old Pub, Acrylic, 12x10 Inches

Howth Yachts Sundown, Oil, 8x6 inches

Howth Yachts XI, Oil, 8x6 inches

A Stroll in St.Annes Park, Oil, 8x6 inches

Howth XIV, Oil, 8x6 inches

Saint Annes Snow Scene, Acrylic, 12x10 inches

Bull Island Winter, Oil, 10x8 Inches

Bait Diggers Bull Island, Oil, 10x8 Inches

Horse Racing on Beach, Oil, 10x8 Inches

Grafton Street Dublin, Oil, 10x8 Inches

Girl on a Bike St Annes, Oil, 10x8 Inches

Evening on the East Pier Howth, Oil, 10x8 Inches

About Artist Bill O'Brien

My introduction to art began at Corks Crawford Gallery where I attended art school haviing won a local children's art competition. As a painter I consider myself to be self-taught although have received drawing and painting tuition from several artists and began painting in oils in 1990.
I strive for atmosphere in my paintings capturing serene mood. I am inspired by morning and evening light and my preferred media are oil and acrylic.
I like to paint loosely using impressionistic layering/glazing techniques whilst still maintaining some focus on attention to detail.
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