Artwork by Patrick McCann, Dublin, Ireland

Road to Knockmaroon, pastel(framed), 88cm x 112cm

Old Cutter, pastel (framed), 80cm x 93cm

Beyond Roundstone, oil on canvas(unframed), 60cm x 80cm

Stone & Kelp Shore, Oil on Canvas(unframed), 60cm x 80cm

Summit Gorse II, oil on canvas(unframed), 50cm x 40cm

Yellow Gorse II, oil on canvas(unframed), 40cm x 40cm

Gorse in Full Bloom II, oil on canvas(unframed), 40cm x 30cm

Summit Gorse, oil on canvas(unframed), 80cm x 100cm

Yellow Gorse, oil on canvas(unframed), 40cm x 40cm

Gorse in Bloom, oil on canvas(unframed), 40cm x 30cm

Beyond Seapoint, Pastel, 77 x 91cm

Angels on the Bay, Pastel, 94 x 112cm

About Artist Patrick McCann

I am a Dublin based full-time artist. I work in the style of realism in the medium of oils and pastels. I have built a reputation as an artist who pushes realism to the extreme with great attentiion to detail.
I have exhibited at various art shows including the RDS in Dublin. My work has been purchased by many private and corporate clients including the Royal Marine Hotel Dun Laoghaire, government boards and I have sold many works abroad including United States, Europe and Australia , and I have recently been invited to showcase my art at Bank of Ireland headquaters at Baggot sreet and College Green.
Website: www.PatrickMcCannArt.com
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