Karen M Berry - Multi media artist 

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Dublin-based multi media artist

Karen M Berry 

I am a Dublin-based artist with a background in sketching and drawing but now working across a wide range of media that includes paint, pencil, chalk pastels and more recently, ceramics.A deep love of nature and the many personal photographs and memories of family holidays in the west of Ireland has provided endless inspiration. Time spent exploring beaches and sand dunes, and in the surrounding fields and bogs of the countryside continue to influence and inform how I see and feel the landscape in both colour and texture.My process begins by immersing myself in nature, taking photographs, and transferring my ideas with simple sketches. The initial drawings with a focus on black-and-white lines and mark-making become a starting point for more detailed works but can often become finished pieces themselves.From the fluidity of pencils and chalks to the tactile, cold, malleable&nbsp;clay, the&nbsp;subject matter often informs the medium I choose to reflect my work. The discovery of new perspectives and forms of inspiration in the ever-changing landscape is a great source of joy and satisfaction. &nbsp;Please feel free to contact me via the contact form if you would like any further information on my work and current practice.

Still Life Study - Watercolour and chalk on paper

Portfolio of Work 

Minimalistic Dark 3D Rendering Wallpaper in 8K Resolution.

For prints and original paintings: www.artbystevej.com

Near Glarus, Switzerland, 1781 by John Warwick Smith

Naples From Sir William Hamilton's Villa, 1780-1782 by John Warwick Smith

The Phantom Horseman,1870-93 by Sir John Gilbert (d.1897)

It’s fun to imagine the layered stories and the people behind them that these promotional flyers represent.

The River Severn at Shrewsbury, Shropshire, 1770 by Paul Sandby

Driving Home The Flock, 1812 by Robert Hills

Harvest Fields in Westerham, Kent, 1880-1910 by Helen Allingham

Night with her Train of Stars, 1912
The painting's title is derived from W. E Henley's (1849-1903) poem 'Margaritae Sorori' (Translates as 'Sister Margaret')
Artist: E.R.Hughes (Edward Robert Hughes)

Contact

Gallery

Museo de Arte Contemporáneo “The Broad”

Francisca Sutil en galería Patricia Ready

The art gallery which is near my college  was on display , and I was interested in it . So my
friends with me had a wonderful weekend .

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