The Essence of WB Yeats
Mixed Media
46 x 41 cms (inc Frame)
£285
Available to buy at gallery or online within UK and Ireland (£20 postage)
The Essence of Brian Friel
Mixed Media
46 x 41 cms (inc Frame)
£285
Available to buy at gallery or online within UK and Ireland (£20 postage)
The Essence of Oscar Wilde
Mixed Media
46 x 41 cms (inc Frame)
£285
Available to buy at gallery or online within UK and Ireland (£20 postage)
Tranquility: Lake Isle of Innishfree
Archival Pigment Print (17 of 50)
42 x 53 cms (inc Frame)
SOLD
ArtisAnn Gallery
70 Bloomfield Avenue, Belfast, BT5 5AE
Opening Times
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Sat: Midday to 5pm
Private Viewings by Appointment
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Phone: 079 053 395 69
ART, EXHIBITIONS AND EVENTS
Tranquility: Lake Isle of Innishfree
OIl on Canvas
32 x 37 cms (inc Frame)
SOLD
Tranquility: Lake Isle of Innishfree
Archival Pigment Print (12 of 50)
57 x 72 cms (inc Frame)
SOLD
Fiona Lowe Brunell
Fiona Lowe Brunell graduated from The Queen's University of Belfast with a First Class degree in History of Art and now lives in her birthplace of Newry. It’s an area that has influenced many artists, including C.S. Lewis, who said; ‘That part of Rostrevor which overlooks Carlingford Lough is my idea of Narnia’. It was this comment on her homeland and its association with the magical world of Narnia that inspired Fiona to delve deeper into the writer and his works.
She has now created a body of work based on C.S.Lewis and other iconic Irish writers which was exhibited at the ArtisAnn Gallery in Belfast in November 2016.
Fiona’s artwork offers a new perspective on these well-known writers, based on time-lines, colours and tones. The composition of a day, month and year is transformed into a visual manifestation of the writer and their works. Whilst Fiona’s artworks may be viewed primarily for aesthetics, it is only when there is an understanding of the concept behind the image, that the spectator begins to understand the didactic value.
Fiona’s work has been collected by a wide spectrum of organisations and individuals, including: The Titanic Foundation, Belfast, the South African Embassy, Dublin, and the Nelson Mandela Foundation, South Africa, as well as Senator David Norris, and Sir A.P. McCoy.