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Waterlily – Sold

September 15, 2020 by eastcorkpainter in art and tagged 2020 painting, bright, flower painting, fota pond, lily, lone flower, niall mccarthy, painting, realism, realistic, water lily, water lily painting, waterlily, waterlily gouache painting, white | Leave a comment

December Sunset At Garryvoe Beach – Sold

September 13, 2020 by eastcorkpainter in art and tagged art, beach, bright colours, colorful, direct sunlight, east cork, garryvoe painting, gouache, gouache painting, gouache seascape, gouache sunset, ireland, irish, midwinter, niall mccarthy, painting, sunset | Leave a comment

Christmas Day 2019 – Sold

September 10, 2020 by eastcorkpainter in art and tagged art, atmospheric, ballycotton bay, east cork, garryvoe, garryvoe beach, garryvoe beach painting, gouache, gouache seascape, ireland, irish, niall mccarthy, painting, realism, realistic, seascape, winter, winter sunlight painting, wintry | Leave a comment

Black Plastic Bales And Crows

September 6, 2020 by eastcorkpainter in art and tagged acrylic painting, agriculture painting, black plastic bales, crows, farm painting, farming painting, geometric shapes, geometric shapes painting, interesting painting, niall mccarthy, painting of black bales, rural ireland painting, rural landscape painting, semi abstract painting, silage bales, squares and triangles painting | Leave a comment

Orange Lilies

September 2, 2020 by eastcorkpainter in art and tagged 2020 art, acrylic painting, contemporary art, flower display, flower painting, intense, lilies, lily, neon orange, niall mccarthy, orange lilies, orange lilies painting, painting, realism, realistic, star flowers, star shaped flowers, still life, summer, summer flowers | Leave a comment

Fearscape, Origin Of The Dog

July 2, 2020 by eastcorkpainter in art and tagged 2020, attacking, blind rage, border collie, canine, crazy, creepy, cynophobia, cynophobic, dark, dog, eastcorkpainter, fear, fear of dogs, imaginary, mad dog, mad dog painting, memory, moody, niall mccarthy, oil, painting of fear, rage, raging, unique, vicious, vicious dog | Leave a comment

Farmland Homeland 2 – Sold

June 17, 2020 by eastcorkpainter in art and tagged cork landscape painter, detailed, east cork, east cork landscape, farming, farmland, gouache and acrylic, gouache landscape painting, green fields, green fields of ireland, ireland, irish, irish countryside, irish landscape painter, irish landscape painting, landscape painting, lush green fields, lush green fields painting, niall mccarthy, painting, plein air, plein aire, rural ireland painting, summer | Leave a comment

Dead Gannet

June 4, 2020 by eastcorkpainter in art and tagged acrylic, acrylics, dead, dead bird, dead seabird painting, death painting, gannet, macabre, niall mccarthy, painting, painting of dead bird, painting of dead gannet, painting of hardship, photorealism, photorealistic, realism, realistic, realistic painting of death, seabird, washed up | Leave a comment

Dead Wood

May 20, 2020 by eastcorkpainter in art and tagged contemporary art, contemporary still life, dead wood, dead wood painting, death, death and decay, decaying art, detailed painting, high level of detail painting, niall mccarthy, old decayed wood, old wood, old wood painting, realism, realistic, realistic art, realistic painting, rotten object painting, rotten wood, rotten wood painting, rotting painting, still life, strange object, strange still life, unique art, unique object, weird art, woodworm, woodworm ridden wood | Leave a comment

An old piece of dead Elm bark from the farm.  The most interesting thing I’ve ever painted.

Oystercatchers Flying During A Sleet Shower – Sold

May 19, 2020 by eastcorkpainter in art and tagged birds flying over sea painting, east cork, east cork artist, east cork painting, inclement weather, irish art, irish marine art, irish seascape, niall mccarthy, oystercatchers painting, rainy sky over sea painting, realism, realistic, realistic seascape, rusty sky painting, sleet over sea painting, sleet painting, stormy sky over sea painting | Leave a comment