Artwork by Matt Doyle, Wexford/Mayo, Ireland

The Road to Tir Na Nog, Acrylics with 3D designed frame, 3ft. x 4ft. cm

Still Life, Acrylics on canvas, 3ft. x 4ft.

In The Rare Ould Times, Limited edition prints, 20" x 36" (Framed)

The Celtic Warrior, Hand sculpted figures mounted on Bog Oak, 18* in height

Queen Maeve, Acrylics on canvas with designed surround frame, 3ft. x 4ft.

New Moon, Acrylics with 3D sculpted figures, 24" x 36"

John B. Keane, Acrylics, 2ft x 3ft

Angel Vase, Glass with hand sculpted 3D figures, 29" Height

Grainne, Acrylics on canvas with 3D designed frame, 3ft. x 4ft.

Grace O' Malley, Acrylics with 3D bronzed Figures, 20" x 42"

James Joyce, Hand sculpted in clay, bronzed and mounted on timber base, 19" Height

Call of the Banshee, Acrylics with 3D sculpted figures, 2ft. x 3.5 ft.

About Artist Matt Doyle

Acrylic 3D paintings , Portraits and Sculptures
Matt Doyle hails from Wexford and has been a professional artist for many years. Over the years he has had a successful career as a professional portrait artist both at home and abroad and has worked with numerous celebrities such as Shane MacGowan, Don Baker, Brendan Gleeson, Christy Moore, John B. Keane to name but a few. Many of the celebrities have signed his works making them unique and very collectible. His works have been aired on numerous television shows including RTE's Nationwide.
His new collection of 'Irish Myths & Legends' include Grace O' Malley (Irish Pirate Queen from Clare Island, Queen Maeve, The Road to Tir Na Nog, and the Call Of The Banshee. He has also sculpted beautiful pieces such as James Joyce and the Celtic Warrior.
Website: www.Matt-Doyle.com
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