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A Place to Rest, Inishbofin, Donegal
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Behind Falcarragh, Donegal
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Boats at Inishbofin Pier, Donegal
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Caravan at Magheraroarty
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Corner to the Old School, Meenacladdy (Donegal)
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House with Green Door, Inishbofin (Donegal)
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London Irish Centre Exhibition

I was delighted to see my two Donegal paintings “Up Bloody Foreland, Donegal” and “The through Road, Donegal” on the walls of the London Irish Centre (Camden, London). These two oil paintings form part of a “real room” of an Irish family in 1950s Britain installation. The exhibition, which is on during August through to […]

Three Small(ish) Donegal Paintings

Donegal is a big mountaneous county in a big country. Imagine my shock when I discover that it’s only the 4th largest in Ireland (after Cork, Galway and Mayo) at 4,860 km2 (1,880 sq miles). It seems even bigger as there is no railway or motorways here, so it takes a long time to travel around all the mountains. One of joys of the county is that it’s relatively empty (the 5th least populated in Ireland) with 32.6 people per km2.

At the foot of Scraigs, Fintown (Donegal)

There’s a good reason why landscape painters use the “landscape” orientation for their canvases – i.e. the longest side is horizontal – and that’s because you can fit more landscape in that way. I have recently discovered another good reason – social media and wordpress thumbnails don’t like tall narrow paintings and crop them.

The Doors of Derry

Everybody loves the Georgian Houses It seems like certain styles never go out of fashion. Last year Georgian-style houses topped a poll of the most popular home styles. I suspect that people like scale of the house as well as the the pillars and generous sized windows. Nothing says lord of the manor like a […]

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Arch at Whiterocks Beach, Portrush

The Peace Bridge (Derry) by Emma Cownie

St Eugenes, Derry City

Polite Houses of Maghery- Emma Cownie

Scraigs, Fintown

Painting of Abanoned cottages and sheep trailer with EMount Errigal in the back ground (Glentornan, Donegal) -Emma Cownie

Abanoned (Glentornan, Donegal) -Emma Cownie

Low Tide, Summer Morning on Three Cliffs – Emma Cownie

Boat on Inch Island Donegal

Painting of Whiterock Beach, Portrush, Antrim

Across Whiterock Beach, Portrush

Dunluce Castle from Whiterocks Beach

Landsca[pe painting of old house near Bloody Foreland (Donegal) _ Emma Cownie

Towards Bloody Foreland (Donegal) _ Emma Cownie

Houses at Port na Crin, Gola

Errigal reflection (Donegal) _Emma Cownie

Washing Line, Arranmore _Emma Cownie

An Port, Donegal_Emma Cownie

House on Ishcoo, Donegal-Emma Cownie

Portnoo_Emma Cownie

Over Glenlough Bay, Donegal-Emma Cownie

Still, On Gola (Donegal)

Inishcoo (To The Fore of Arranmore) – Emma Cownie

Painting of Kinnagoe Bay (Inishowen, Donegal)

Kinnagoe Bay (Inishowen, Dongal)

A Road through Chalford (Cotswolds)

Painting of Painswick Churchyard Yews (Cotswolds)_Emma Cownie

Painswick Yews (Cotswolds)_Emma Cownie

On Rutland Island, Donegal -Emma Cownie

Autumn sunshine on the reeds behind an old stone wall. In the distance some abandoned stone cottages that once formed part of the village of Glentornan. Donega

Sun on the Reeds (Glentornan, Donegal)-Emma Cownie

View from the Pier (Portnoo)-Emma Cownie

From Port to Glenlough (Donegal)

Errigal from Cruit Island. Donegal _ Emma Cownie

Spring on THree Cliffs Bay, Gower_Emma Cownie

Painting of fishing boat at Port Donegal

Fishing Boat at Port Donegal-Emma Cownie

Portnoo Pier, Donegal_Emma Cownie

Painting veiw towards Rossbeg Pier, Donegal

Down to Rossbeg Pier, Donegal

Over to Fanad Lighhouse (Donegal) _Emma Cownie

Errigal painting – A Commission 2022

From Arranmore (Donegal)- Emma Cownie

Ferry Home (Arranmore, Donegal) by Emma Cownie

Summer Morning on Pobbles Bay

Fanad

On the Way to Kinnagoe Bay (Drumaweer, Greencastle)

Painting Doagh Strand (Donegal)-Emma Cownie

Down to Doagh Strand (Donegal)-Emma Cownie

Lambing Season at Fanad Head

Fanad Lighthouse (Donegal)

Down to the Rusty Nail

Carrickabraghy Castle, Inishowen

Upper Dreen_Emma Cownie

Portmór Beach, Malin Head, Donegal

Down to the Rusty Nail, Inishowen

The Walls of Derry

Painting of Derry City

Painting of houses besides the walls of Derry

Derry Walls by Emma Cownie

Shipquay Gate by Emma Cownie

Over to Owey Island (kaedue) Donegal_Emma Cownie

Over to Owey Island (Keadue) Donegal

Lighting the way to Arranmore

Old Stone Cottage in front of Errigal (Donegal

Boat at the Pier, Gola

Painting of House on Inishbofin, with distant Seven Sisters_Emma Cownie

House on Inishbofin, with distant Seven Sisters (in studio)

Stony Wall, Cnoc Fola (Donegal)

Quay Street, Dungloe (Ireland)

Painting of Houses of Maghery_Emma Cownie

The Polite Houses of Maghery

Painting of houses at Marameelan, Donegal

The Old Shed at Marameelan, Donegal

Painting of a Green Roofed Shed at Drumlaghdrid, Donegal

The Green Roofed Shed at Drumlaghdrid, Donegal

Painting of Maghery, Donegal by Emma Cownie

Shadow on Maghery

From Magheraroarty to Muckish, Donegal

Up Bloody Foreland, Donegal

The Yellow House, Bunaninver

Not a Cloud in the Sky (Bloody Foreland, Donegal)

Winding Road, Bunaninver

The Old House at Marameelan

View From Dunmore Strand (Work in Progress)

Overlooking Magheroarty

On the Back Road to Dungloe, Donegal

With a Road Running Through It

Approaching Storm on Dunlewy

Landscape painting of Gola, Donegal_Emma Cownie

Up Through Gola, Ireland

Landscape painting of houses at Lines, Marameelan

Electricity Lines, Marameelan (Donegal)

The Incoming Painting of Great Tor, Gower

The Incoming Tide at Great Tor, Gower

Down to the Pier, Gola (Donegal, Ireland)

Painting of coattges of Gola Island by emma Cownie

Soft Light, Gola (Donegal, Ireland)

Oil painting of Gola Donegal by Emma Cownie

The Traditional House, (Gola)

Painting of houses Meenacladdy Donegal Ireland

Meemacladdy, Donegal, Ireland

Out of the Tenby Shadows

Side View, Brynmill (Swansea)

Back Lane, St Thomas (Swansea)(2021)

Backlane Basketball (Swansea)

Penrice, Gower

The Pyramid, Three Cliffs Bay, Gower

Tormore Island from Rosbeg, Donegal

Donegal Thatched Cottage (Cruit Island)

Painting of a Donkey of Arranmore Island

Arranmore Donkey, Ireland

Jimmy’s House (The Rosses, Donegal)

Landscape painting of Arranmore by Emma Cownie

The White Bridge, Arranmore, Ireland

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Emma Cownie

Born in Hereford, educated in Cardiff and London, I am a professional contemporary artist who lives in Derry City and Donegal, Ireland. My work explores how light can focus attention on fleeting moments. By documenting the shadows cast in bright sunshine or by night time street lamps, I seek to catch a moment. As I am interested in painting people and places, intimacy and communities, streets and buildings. I have found myself drawn to and influenced by painters who have a special relationship with colour and light; such as American realists Edward Hopper and Rockwell Kent and British painter David Hockney. I am also drawn to the skies and landscapes of Irish artists such as Paul Henry, and James Hubert Craig.

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A Place to Rest, Inishbofin, Donegal

Behind Falcarragh, Donegal

Boats at Inishbofin Pier, Donegal

Caravan at Magheraroarty

Corner to the Old School, Meenacladdy (Donegal)

House with Green Door, Inishbofin (Donegal)

Inishbofin #1

Inishbofin #2

Inishbofin #3

Inishbofin #4

Inishbofin #5

Inishbofin #6

Inishbofin #7

Inishbofin #8

Shadow on the Entrance, Bloody Foreland (Donegal)

Stony Wall, Cnoc Fola (Donegal)

London Irish Centre Exhibition

Three Small(ish) Donegal Paintings

At the foot of Scraigs, Fintown (Donegal)

The Doors of Derry