The Harbour, Inishturk

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The Harbour, Inishturk

Acrylics on paper (14 x 10 ins). Inishturk is one of the smaller inhabited islands in Clew Bay, Co. Mayo. As with most of irelands islands, the main income comes from fishing, so the harbour is the focal point of the community. In the middle ground is Caher, once a monastic commmunity, long since abandoned. On the hoizon is the mainland and the peak of Croagh Patrick.

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Fine Art Acrylic Landscape/Outdoor Irish seascape

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Patricia Brett

Patricia Brett 04 Jan 2009

Beautiful.

Sharlene Bruce

Sharlene Bruce 07 Nov 2008

Its scenes like this that make me want to visit Ireland! Havent quite made it yet but will some day! Beautiful painting, Jacki, you're very talented and I can see where your inspiration comes from.

Jacki Bowler
Artist Reply: thanks for the lovely comment, Sharlene....I hope you get to visit sometime.......everyone should eperience the wonders of Ireland at least once in their lifetime.I'm blessed - I see them every day :o))
pamela jones

pamela jones 04 Oct 2008

Another wonderful painting

Jacki Bowler
Artist Reply: Thanks a million for all your comments on my paintings Pamela.........it means a lot to me when such talented artists like my work :o))
Ginger Lovellette

Ginger Lovellette 12 Sep 2008

Your art is fantastic!

Jacki Bowler
Artist Reply: Thamkyou so much for your lovely flattering comments on all three paintings, Ginger...............I feel privileged to be able to share the scenes of the land i love with others :o))
dale mosher

dale mosher 07 Sep 2008

Absolutely gorgeous Jacki.........love love love it all!!! Dale

Jacki Bowler
Artist Reply: Thanks a million for your lovely comments on both paintings Dale..............yes I do sell my work............the framed stuff usually goes to local art galleries or collectors and the unframed stuff goes onto a well known auction site beginning with E!!!!!