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28th Sep 20166th Mar 2017 • Angela Clarke

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Posted in Creative work, PaintingsTagged Bad Art Gallery, canvas, Co. Meath, oil painting, oils, painting, portrait, Ratoath, showBookmark the permalink.

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Mon-Weds 3.30-7.30, Thurs 3.30-9.30, Fri-Sat 10-6. Sunday Closed.

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A selection of birds drawn by students using the oil pastel reverse technique on tracing paper, inspired by the original illustrations of birds by John James Audubon ( 1785-1851) 🦜🦆🦉🦤🦩🦅

Oil pastel drawings by students of the local area- Inspired by the Fauvist landscapes painted by French artist André Derain at the beginning of the 20th century. 🎨🖼

Oil pastel drawings by students of the local area- Inspired by the Fauvist landscapes painted by French artist André Derain at the beginning of the 20th century. 🎨🖼

Oil pastel drawings by students of the local area- Inspired by the Fauvist landscapes painted by French artist André Derain at the beginning of the 20th century. 🎨🖼

Oil pastel drawings by students of the local area- Inspired by the Fauvist landscapes painted by French artist André Derain at the beginning of the 20th century. 🎨🖼

Oil pastel drawings by students of the local area- Inspired by the Fauvist landscapes painted by French artist André Derain at the beginning of the 20th century. 🎨🖼

Oil pastel drawings by students of the local area- Inspired by the Fauvist landscapes painted by French artist André Derain at the beginning of the 20th century. 🎨🖼

Oil pastel drawings by students of the local area- Inspired by the Fauvist landscapes painted by French artist André Derain at the beginning of the 20th century. 🎨🖼

Oil pastel drawings by students of the local area- Inspired by the Fauvist landscapes painted by French artist André Derain at the beginning of the 20th century. 🎨🖼

SUMMER ART CAMPS. Weekly from Mon 4th July to Fri 29th July 2022. Please contact Angela for bookings or enquiries angelapaints@gmail.com, 087 2631896, www.clarkeart.ie

Fabulous examples of students work from our Easter art camps. Regular art classes start back Saturday the 30th April. Looking forward to seeing you soon 🎨😊

Congratulation to these four local Clarke Art students on winning medals in the County Community games art competition 2022.🏅🥳🌟🎨 Good luck to Charlotte and all going forward to represent County Meath in the national competition. 🤞

Surrealist drawing game inspired by Spanish illustrator Javier Sáez Castán. Clarke art opens after Easter on Saturday the 30th April. Enjoy the break. 🐇🐥🐕🐿🐠

Black ink flowers created with a stippling technique inspired by French artist Xavier Casalta🌻

Scraperboard flowers inspired by the art of Cynthia Emerlye. Please note Clarke Art will be closed from Thur 24th -Sat 26th. See you next week. 🥀🌷

Animal eyes drawn by students on scraperboard 👁👁

Animal eyes drawn by students on scraperboard 👁👁

Crystals drawn by students using coloring pencil techniques on coloured paper ✨

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