Artwork by Kristina McCabe, Germany/Louth, Ireland

Scottish Landscape, Acrylic and Charcoal on Paper, 100x 74 cm

Winter in Letano, Oil on Canvas, 100 x 100 cm

Olum, Acrylic on Paper, 75 x 55 cm

Creatoria, Acrylic on Paper, 106 x 76 cm

Vengeance Angel, Oil on Canvas, 115 x 90 cm

Pink Fluff, Oil on Canvas, 100 x 100 cm

En Garde, Oil on Canvas, 95 x 95 cm

Dock Workers, Oil on Canvas, 100 x 100 cm

Division of the Waters, Oil on Canvas, 140 x 100 cm

Anke, Oil on Canvas, 130 x 100 cm

Black Butterfly, Oil on Canvas, 80 x 60 cm

The Creation, Oil on Canvas, 140 x 90 cm

About Artist Kristina McCabe

I grew up in Bielefeld, Germany where I studied Visual Communication, Fine Art and Illustration at the Design College, FH Bielefeld. I graduated with a series of oil-paintings on the subject of the creation of the world and with a diploma in Graphic Design.
The turn towards fine art happened in my last year of college, when I met the Macedonian artist Dane Kapevski who took me under his wings in his studio in Germany and taught me in oil-painting and mosaic. From then on painting was my life.
In 2002 I visited the east coast of Ireland - and stayed.
Not only the love for my Irish husband but also the beauty of this country, it's people and customs inspired me so much that I decided to settle down here. I am living and working here since in our little country cottage which is located in coastal county Louth - one mile up the beach but in 'The Middle of Nowhere'.
Website: www.KristinaMcCabe.com
ThisURL: http://www.NewIrishArt.com/KristinaMcCabe

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