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kilkee has had another good run as krampus. "good job girl! now, i got to go mop up all the kids that didnt get cloths this year!" he will spend the week as yule cat, so make sure and check your socks.

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2021-12-28

And this County painting from 8 yrs ago has a strong chance of making the cut (of older paintings being made available as prints)

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2021-02-24

County Kerry, Achill Island, Dingle and Kilkee
acrylic on paper and canvas

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2021-02-18

Great start to the day - woke up to see that I'd sold this painting through Etsy during the night. 👍
"Kilkee ( County Clare ) - Storm Approaching"

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2020-04-21

Nathaniel Hone (1831-1917) St. George’s Head, Kilkee (1890). While many of Hone’s landscapes and seascapes depicted stillness, his west of Ireland pieces responded to the energy the painter experienced by the shores of the great Atlantic. Ireland’s greatest painter of weather.

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2019-04-26

Nathaniel Hone (1831-1917) St. George’s Head, Kilkee (n.d.). The great Atlantic was something of a muse for Hone, who spent much time in west Clare from 1890 onwards. Undoubtedly influenced by Gustave Courbet, whose ‘wave’ paintings has been executed while Hone was in France.

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2018-12-28

Nathaniel Hone (1831-1917) Rocks at Kilkee (n.d.). Hone was from a family with a tradition of painting, having been preceded by his great-grand-uncle Nathaniel Hone the Elder.'The Younger' trained in France, and took influence from native painters Gustav Courbet and Camille Corot

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2018-07-31