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The sun was an important part of Irish prehistory & can be identified in the spiral carvings on sites such as Newgrange & in the survival of the ring on Celtic Crosses. Here, in my original ink on paper drawing, I’ve taken that idea & integrated it with flowers & serenity.

My special offer on my series of ink on paper drawings, inspired by the mystical sacred trees of Ireland, ends today.

It’s your final chance to have one of my vibrant artworks, celebrating these trees, hanging in your home!

One of the areas of Irish culture that I love most is our tradition of sacred trees.

They inspired me to create a series of original ink drawings which I included in a special offer that ends tomorrow. It’s your chance to have some of my work in your home!

Thread: An ancient Irish tradition is a Sacred or Holy Tree. Some are said to be healing & others had roles in divination & identity. Fascinatingly some of these magical trees have survived. They inspire my special offer that ends 30th July

This is the final week of my series of ink drawings on paper inspired by the mystical ancient Irish tradition of sacred trees. These have roles in healing, inauguration, prophecy & myth. I’ve included them in my special offer that ends 30th July

I created a series of unique drawings inspired by the mystical ancient Irish tradition of sacred trees. I’ve included these original drawings in a special offer which ends 30th July.

Thread: Boris Grigoriev (1886-1939) was born on this day. He was a Russian social realist painter who created unique & psychologically intense portraits. He is hardly known today but his art is fascinating. Let’s take a look!

By the new century he was enormously assured as a painter with each brushstroke performing exactly its work. Blossoming Orchard (1916), Hans Adam (1912), Dahlia Path (1913) & Seated Girl (1915)

Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (1571-1610) was born in Milan & triumphant in Rome, the artist was one of the most influential in history. The picture is of The Taking of Christ (1602) from the National Gallery in Dublin. Let’s take a look at this influential painter for #pride

The Tree of Forgiveness (1881-2), Death of Medusa (1882) & the Doom (1882). These are some of his most important works in their strange mysticism. They break free of serenity & hint at emotions below the surface