Lives and works in Portugal. Originally from County Dublin she retired to develop her interest in art and crafts. Maureen produces oils on canvas and board and travels extensively throughout Europe. Her love of ceramics has allowed her to combine her painting with an exclusive range of ceramic plates.

Maureen’s paintings can be found in private collections and homes. As she says “ I paint because I enjoy it I love the Irish and Iberian landscapes and want my paintings to be enjoyed”

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Kevin J. Roberts

Born in Ireland, travelled the world as a seaman and now living in Portugal. Kevin paints beautiful still life and flowers. Learning to paint as a child he has experimented with watercolour, acrylic oils and mixed media. Kevin has painted typical seascapes and town scenes for the tourists of the Portuguese Algarve for many years. Now retired he paints for enjoyment and for the beauty of nature.

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Ben Williams

Paints mainly in the North East of England or his famous Welsh valleys. Landscape paintings that show mans impact on nature for good or ill is his inspiration.

Ben paints on canvas, board and glass. Having studied glass making and the art of glass Ben now develops stained glass art and windows for private commissions.

Ben Williams art is fresh but traditional evoking memories home and the distant past.

Ben’s work hangs in homes throughout the world.

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J P Smith

Jimmy Smith loves painting Scotland. “ I try to capture the mood of the place and not just the view” explains Jimmy. A highland loch with menacing brooding clouds or a bright sunlit day showing that life can be happy; my work tries to capture that moment in time. In most cases it is a mood a feeling and a perception and most times it is how I feel that makes the painting work”

JP Smith originals can be found in homes galleries and private collections worldwide.

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W Edmund

Born in Ireland living in Scotland Wesley Edmund paints exclusively in oils on canvas.

“From typical Scottish landscapes to an image from a magazine or television, inspiration is all around” he explains. Recent developments have seen a range of life studies showing form and movement. From classical poses to the colour and texture of autumn leaves, Wesley’s art is fresh distinctive and appealing. “ I’ve really never had an idea that wasn’t the inspiration of something I’ve seen and my art is the same” He is currently experimenting with digital images and combining technology and craft to produce a distinctive range of hand made work.

Wesley Edmund’s art and special commissions can be found in many private collections in Ireland, Scotland, Europe and America.

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Peter Hickory Abstract Artist

Peter started painting to pass the time. Or so he says. Now he has developed a distinctive style. He believes that a little bit of the artist goes into every painting. His work attempts to capture a mood or an expression in time. As he says “ its not what I paint it’s what the viewer sees” My paintings are simple works to be enjoyed. I don’t paint large works that dominate just small images that will usually get a second glance” Peter is an English man with a home somewhere in France. Reclusive exclusive temperamental a hermit with attitude

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Frank Zyck

Frank paints – crazy paving – coloured shapes of whatever is in his head ( his comment) Frank Zyck has developed a style of abstract art where he has a message in every image for the viewer to interpret. A little like a face in a bun Franks work is easy on the eye but the viewer will return for a second or third look.

Frank says “ I like to paint and I feel my art should be accessible to all. I like to see my work being sold at prices people can afford “

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Brenda Macauley

Brenda is a typical Scots Irish lady. As she herself says Im big and I’m happy and I paint because I enjoy it. Brenda paints between periods of hand knitting Arran sweaters for her grandchildren holidaying in Alhama de Murcia and baking clootie dumpling for her friends in Spain.

Brenda has developed her interest in structure, texture and composition. Brenda explains, "My art is intended to promote perceptions and feelings making the viewer part of the scene through memory rather than simply and observer".

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Denovan

The Denovan Art partnership is a co-operative of emerging artists developing concepts and producing artwork from every discipline. Here we only show oil paintings or watercolours, but Denovan partners use every kind of media to produce some outstanding work. From painting in oils, watercolours or acrylic to the use of mixed media and installation art in wood and metal Denovan partners are driven through inspiration and hunger to succeed.

Denovan original paintings can be found in numerous private and corporate collections as far a field as America and Australia and in homes and galleries throughout England, Ireland, Scotland, Spain, France and Germany.