1859

Barque 'Preasent' (William Griffin, 1859)

William Griffin made Barque 'Preasent'. It dates from 1859. It measures 66 × 79 cm.

  • 1859
  • 66 × 79 cm
Barque 'Preasent' by William Griffin, 1859
Barque 'Preasent' by William Griffin, 1859.

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Title
Barque 'Preasent'
Date
1859
Dimensions
66 × 79 cm

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In what year was "Barque 'Preasent'" by William Griffin created?

The creation of "Barque 'Preasent'" by William Griffin is dated 1859.

What are the dimensions of the original "Barque 'Preasent'" by William Griffin?

The original "Barque 'Preasent'" by William Griffin measures 66 x 79 cm.

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Which artist is "Barque 'Preasent'" attributed to?

The artist behind "Barque 'Preasent'" is William Griffin. The work is catalogued under William Griffin's name.

About the artist, William Griffin

William Griffin

William Griffin: A Soulful Weaver of Irish Landscapes and Spiritual Echoes Born in Cork, Ireland, in 1947, William Griffin’s artistic journey is a testament to the enduring power of observation, intuition, and a profound connection to both the natural world and the unseen realms. Initially drawn to the stability of the oilfield industry – a stark contrast to the volatile nature of his burgeoning art – Griffin ultimately recognized the imperative to translate the landscapes and spiritual resonances within him onto canvas. His work, characterized by a distinctive blend of realism, symbolism, and an almost meditative quality, has garnered critical acclaim and established him as a significant voice in contemporary Irish art. Griffin’s early life instilled in him a deep appreciation for the rugged beauty of the West Coast of Ireland, a region that would become inextricably linked to his artistic vision.

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