Cool Irish Art – Dublin In The Rain
I really wanted to share my latest piece of Irish art, and this is a piece I think is quite cool. Now it should go without…
Collection of pictures of Ireland inspired by my time spent on the beautiful emerald isle. I didn’t have any strong preconceptions of what Ireland was like. Of course, I had heard that it was a beautiful place but that barely scratches the surface. From colorful architecture to rolling green landscapes, Ireland is the visual definition of picturesque.
Within short order, my Irish art was among my most popular prints. I think at least in part that’s because my own love for the place shone through in my pictures of Ireland. I have enjoyed many of the places I’ve visited over the years, but the landscapes of Ireland captured my heart – particularly Galway. I could easily imagine relocating there if the opportunity arose. It may see trite to say it, but I left my heart there.
The pictures featured here are only a portion of my Irish art, so if you’d like to enjoy more pictures, be sure to check out my prints of Ireland.
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