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

Jan 20, 2020

Trivia Night at the Pub



I'm not sure why I never posted this painting from last year. It is of a crowded pub in Edinburgh on trivia night. We had no idea this activity would take place, or we would have timed our visit better so we could participate. Oil on 12" x 18" stretched linen. SOLD.

Jun 11, 2018

Jun 6, 2018

Drinks at the Pub


The cool weather outside and the cool light streaming through the window are no match for the warm interior of this Scottish pub. Oil on 14"h x 11"w stretched linen. SOLD.

Sep 16, 2017

Edinburgh Pub


Oil on 14"h x 11"w x 1 1/2" composite board. Painting has cradled edges finished in raw umber. 

This painting is part of the collection UGallery has taken to the Affordable Art Fair in New York City as the featured gallery. The fair runs through Sunday, September 17. SOLD.

Apr 22, 2014

Afternoon at the Pub


I actually painted this last year, but for some reason I didn't post it on my blog. I had painted a small study of the same Dublin pub last August, and this is the larger version of it. Oil on 14"h x 11"w stretched linen. 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.

Sep 9, 2013

The Palace Bar II


A scene of some gentlemen having a drink at the Palace Bar in Dublin, Ireland. This was the very first pub I visited while there. My husband did not sleep on the plane, so he decided to take a short nap to ensure that he could keep up with the rigorous pub schedule I had planned. We only had two days to spend in Dublin and I didn't want to waste any time, so I did something I never thought myself capable of... I visited a pub alone!

At around 3:00 in the afternoon, I walked to the bridge to take photos while the sun shined, as the sun was very unpredictable that day. Clouds eventually replaced the sun, and my list of ten pubs to visit and photograph weighed on me, so I went to the easiest pub to find, which was the Palace Bar. Other than two gentlemen sitting at the front bar, and the few sitting in the back room, the place was not very busy. I sat on the stool at the bar closest to the door so I could make a quick exit if sitting alone felt too weird. I ordered a Guinness, which seemed like a bad idea while operating on only four hours of sleep, but the Guinness was on my bucket list so I took the first opportunity to order one. I sat and wrote in my journal and reviewed my existing photos while planning how to snap a few pictures of the bar without upsetting the regulars. The guys at the bar asked me if I was visiting, which broke the ice, and we had a pleasant conversation. I decided that nobody should be afraid to go to a pub in Ireland alone (everywhere else is a different story.) The guys at the bar even let me photograph them :) I juxtaposed one of them into this painting, he is the man on the far right. SOLD.

Jul 10, 2013

Pub in Wexford


My husband with a really big beer is the focal point of this painting. This is at a pub in Wexford, Ireland. Oil on 8" x 8" x 1 1/2" stretched canvas. SOLD.

Jul 7, 2013

Girl Talk at the Pub


This is a painting of a pub in Dublin during a quiet afternoon. Two girls seem to be sharing stories about their days. Oil on 12"h x 9"w stretched linen canvas. SOLD.