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Inishmacsaint in Moonlight (© Philip Flanagan)
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© Philip Flanagan

Inishmacsaint in Moonlight

Artist: Philip Flanagan (born 1960)

Location: Fermanagh County Museum

Date: 2003

Materials: oil on linen

Dimensions: 97 x 122cm

Grant:

Amount Paid: £2,000 (Total: £2,000)

Vendor: Philip Flanagan

Review number: 5504 (2004)

Provenance:
The artist.

Description:
Inspired by the landscape visible from the artist's studio on the shores of Lower Loch Erne and referring to the ancient ruins of Inishmacsaint found on a nearby island. Two concentric circles direct the eye to the inner space which is devoid of imagery save the criss-cross affect of the brushwork. The outside of the circle is composed of numerous lines that evoke a celtic-like image. The final work, whilst abstract, is nevertheless evocative of 'place' and reflects the moodiness and soft light of the area.

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