Discover fine art paintings & art prints, inspired by the Irish landscape.

Prints

Irish Art Prints

 

View or shop collections of still life, seascape, landscape, and garden scene limited edition art prints. Giclee printed on museum-grade cotton archival paper, with a limited print run of 50, my art prints capture all of the nuance and detail of the original art.

 

Prints

Irish Lighthouse Prints

Discover a considered and sympathetic collection of artworks that capture not just the lighthouses themselves, but the stories and lives of those who so faithfully manned them.

Paintings

Irish Original Paintings

 

Discover a gallery of my latest work. Ranging in subject from seascapes to still life, my original paintings are strongly inspired by my locality, in particular West Cork and the Wild Atlantic Way. Painted largely in acrylics, I also use oils and collage within my work.

 
O’Sullivan is painting the world, certainly, but she is not striving here to make pictures of the world, she is adding to the thereness of those parts of the world she ‘paints’, she is adding paintings that exist in and of and for themselves as facts brought to light by craft and imagination, spun from the air of a particular place.
— THEO DORGAN

Gift cards

The Gift of Choice

 

Unsure what to get for a loved one? I now offer a range of gift cards. A digital gift card is an ideal present for various occasions and provides a unique opportunity to explore and own pieces from the collection, whether a print, an original painting or a commissioned piece.

Duneen Strand and Clonakilty Bay with White Clouds

Artist statement

A Sense of Place

I immerse myself in a detailed exploration of the natural world. Living and painting within walking distance of the shoreline, I have developed an intimate familiarity with the organic partnership between sea and shore. Most of my drawings and paintings of seascapes are created outdoors, which fosters a strong connection between my work and the natural environment. While my work occasionally leans towards abstraction through my bold use of color, the overarching theme of geology always prevails.

Gorse in Flower, Inchydoney Beach