£20.00
‘Mussenden’ giclée print is a museum quality, fine art print by Frankie Creith, featuring local landmark Mussenden Temple in the distance. The folly was built in 1783 as a library and the original owners were able to drive a carriage around it. Coastal erosion has made it impossible nowadays, as the painting shows, the Temple is very close to the cliff edge. The original artwork used acrylic paints with graphite to recreate the scene with Downhill Beach at the base of the cliff.
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A fine art quality giclée print of an original painting by Frankie Creith.
Printed on heavyweight cotton rag paper using archival inks. Presented in a ready to hang, hand crafted neutral limed wooden frame.
Artist signed with artist postcard included.
Dimensions : 15 x 15 x 1.5 cm
| Dimensions | 15 × 15 × 1.5 cm |
|---|---|
| Artists | Frankie Creith |
Frankie Creith is an internationally exhibited artist, living and working on the North Coast of Ireland.
Her work has been published, televised and held in both private and public collections worldwide, including the prestigious Victoria & Albert Museum London, home to the world’s largest collection of Applied Art.
Since graduating from Ulster University Belfast with a Ba (Hons) in Fine Craft Design, she continued to develop her creative practice whilst, for over 20 years working as an ‘Artist in Residence’ for the Education Board and Arts Council of Northern Ireland facilitating numerous art commissions and cross-community creative projects.
She is best known for her ‘Mixed-media Textile’ work incorporating fabrics, papers, paint, inks, wax, resin and all manner of media through collage, fusing, layering and embellishing with both free machine and hand stitch. Currently, the local landscape of her beloved North Antrim rich in colour, texture and cultural heritage inspires her work in acrylics, oils, cold wax and stitch.