Showing posts with label paintings of bars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paintings of bars. Show all posts

Mar 31, 2015

The Mixologist


With all the pipes, gadgets and eerie green light, this bartender's work-space looks more like a scientist's lab, so I think he has earned the title of "mixologist." Oil on 12"h x 9"w x 1" stretched linen. This is one of the paintings UGallery sent to the Affordable Art Fair in New York City! SOLD.

Feb 27, 2014

The Long Hall


An oil painting of the Long Hall Pub in Dublin, Ireland. Locals sit at the bar and near the sunny window discussing life over some pints. Oil on 20"h x 16"w stretched linen. SOLD.

Jun 7, 2013

Off Duty Fisherman


I'm not sure if the man in the painting is a fisherman or not, but this is how I've always envisioned them, so that's what I'm calling him. He is waiting for a friend to return, probably from the super-crowded restroom (I had to wait in line forever because we thought someone was in there, but it turned out that the door was just stuck.) This was at a pub in Cork, Ireland on a Sunday afternoon. Oil on 8" x 8" x 1 1/2" stretched canvas. SOLD.

Nov 10, 2010

MINI BAR



That's what I call a mini bar! Not some little fridge filled with little beers in an isolated hotel room, but an antique tabletop full of liquors in a cool sitting room. I'm actually more of a wine drinker because the health benefits, but I like the look of a whole bunch of liquor bottles sitting in an unconventional place. It sure looks better than a box of wine on the kitchen counter (I'm a middle class artist, so boxed wine is more economical. No I don't have a problem. And the quality of certain brands of boxed wine is quite good.) SOLD.