Artwork by James Coyle, Armagh/Italy, Ireland

Newry Canal December Ice Co.Armagh, Oil on Canvas, 85 x 60cm

Over Lough Muckno towards Sleive Gullion Co.Monaghan, Oil on Canvas, 75 x 60cm

Olive Grove at Puglia Italy, Acrylic on Canvas, 9 x 12

View West from Navan Fort,Co.Armagh Dec. '10, Oil on Canvas

The Mound At Navan Co.Armagh, Oil on Canvas, 50 x 40cm

Pointzpass Co.Armagh, Acrylic on Canvas, 9 X 12 ins

Biarittz, France, Acrylic on Canvas

Blue Winter, Acrylic on Canvas, 50 X 40cm

Blackpigs Island Castleblaney Co. Monaghan, Oil on Canvas, 100 x 77cm

Cypres Tree, Puglia, Acrylic on Canvas

The Rock at Santa Cruz Portugal, Acrylic on Canvas, 6 X 12 ins

Armagh City from North West, Oil on Canvas, 100 x 80cm

About Artist James Coyle

James currently resides and paints in his native County Armagh, Ireland.
After attending art college in Canterbury he played guitar and bass in a number of different bands for around five years before giving the greater part of his attention to painting. In this time he has held two exhibitions, the first entitled 'Terra' took place at 'St Patrick's Trian', Armagh, October 2011. The more recent, a collective with New York based Armagh photographer, Stephen McGinn, entitled 'Autogenic' was held at 'The Crypt', St Martins In The Field Trafalgar Square, London, March 2012.
A number of new paintings will be featured at the 'Boyle Arts Festival', Co. Rosscommon in June.
Website: www.JamesCoyle.co.uk
ThisURL: http://www.NewIrishArt.com/JamesCoyle

You will not find artwork by Jack B. Yeats, Frederic Wiliam Burton, Johannes Vermeer, Harry Clarke, Sir John Lavery, William John Leech, Paul Henry, Louis Le Brocquy, Sean Scully or even Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio on this website.
The New Irish Art Project supports Irish artists by providing all the tools needed to present and to promote their artwork online. Our service has been free for more than 12 years now. In that time we have earned the support of a great number of artists and built an online audience of many thousands of art lovers, from all over the World.
Ireland's favourite painting might still be undiscovered, we salute the 10 shortlisted artists and invite our visitors to search out the next Irish Masterpiece right here, on New Irish Art.

About