Conor McGuire Art Collections
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Artwork by Conor McGuire
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Haystacks Under Nephin Mountain by Conor McGuire
Fly Fishing On The River Moy by Conor McGuire
Enniscrone Sunset III by Conor McGuire
St. Stephen's Green, Dublin City in Autumn by Conor McGuire
Bluebell Stream by Conor McGuire
Seaside Retreat, Atlantic, Ireland by Conor McGuire
Connemara Fields by Conor McGuire
Serene Harbour by Conor McGuire
Cliffs of Moher on Summers Day by Conor McGuire
Coming Home To Mayo by Conor McGuire
Connemara Fields II by Conor McGuire
Wild Atlantic Haze by Conor McGuire
Launching The Boat by Conor McGuire
Blustery Day by Conor McGuire
The Long Walk Galway by Conor McGuire
Winter Lake by Conor McGuire
White Horse On Atlantic Shore, Ireland by Conor McGuire
Westport Bridge County Mayo by Conor McGuire
Autumn Lake by Conor McGuire
Sunset On enniscrone Beach County Sligo by Conor McGuire
Galway Hooker at Long Walk by Conor McGuire
Rose Madder Sky by Conor McGuire
Along The Road To Yesteryear by Conor McGuire
Enniscrone Beach at Sunset by Conor McGuire
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About Conor McGuire
COPYRIGHT NOTICE: ALL MY ART PIECES ARE REGISTERED COPYRIGHT WITH ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ©Conor McGuire.
Conor McGuires luminous, exquisitely textured paintings pull viewers into virtually timeless visions of his native Western Ireland. Hoping to convey the regions isolation and relatively unchanged picturesqueness, his portraits and landscapes privilege small towns, local characters, pristine nature and traditional music. In these settings, occasional modern details, wristwatches, camera-toting tourists, electronic keyboards, complicate the illusion of isolation. McGuires aesthetic choices reflect this tension between regional vernacular and modern sensibilities, moving between a gentle, impressionist landscape style reminiscent of Monet and an expressionist mode in portraits where the canvas edges blur into abstraction.
A rhythmic quality plays throughout these stylistic variations, uniting McGuires paintings. This rhythm figures very literally in portraits of musicians, where musical tones seem to ripple over surrounding spaces and architectures. In paintings of streets, towns, fields and seascapes, meanwhile, a less overt but no less powerful cadence develops from repeating shapes, shifting forms and alternating colors. McGuires paintings, then, invite viewers to experience lives and landscapes at a different rhythm.