Artwork by Helene Brennan, Wexford/Kerry, Ireland

Sleeping Giant, Oil Pastel, 21 X 29 inches

Inis Tuaisceart and Stormy Sea, Oil Pastel, 29 X 21 inches

Evening Light on Great Blasket Island and Mainland D�n Chao�n, Oil on Canvas, 15 X 12 inches

Evening Light on Great Blasket Island, Oil on Canvas, 14 X 14 inches

D�n Chao�n Coast, Oil on Canvas, 14 X 21 inches

Conor Pass View with Lake, Oil Pastel, 28 X 20 inches

Conor Pass 36, Oil on Canvas, 15 X 15 inches

Connemara Colours 49, Oil on Canvas, 16 X 20 inches

Connemara Colours, Oil Pastel, 14 X 19 inches

Irish Wildflowers, Oil Pastel, 29 X 21 inches

Conor Pass Lakes, Oil Pastel, 29 X 21 inches

Conor Pass View, Oil Pastel, 21 X 29 inches

About Artist Helene Brennan

Originally from County Wexford. BA Fine Art in Manchester, England. Many solo and shared exhibitions. Paintings in many private collections in Ireland, USA, Britain and other countries. Worked in various other occupations, teaching, mental health therapy, ceramics, framing.
Materials used are mainly oil paints, oil pastels and watercolours. Also a keen photographer. Currently based in Kerry, focusing mainly on the landscape of West Kerry, but also travelled around Ireland and other countries and made many artworks from these travels.
Website: www.Helene-Brennan.com
ThisURL: http://www.NewIrishArt.com/HeleneBrennan

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