Seascapes — Limited Edition Prints — Mary Crowley Art

Seascapes

Moville Pier

Moville  Pier is a lovely coastal town of Moville in County Donegal has a long maritime history. The locals call this the old pier

Fanad Lighthouse, Co Donegal

Fanad Lighthouse, Co Donegal

Stormy Seas at Leenan Head

Stormy Seas at Leenan Head

The View Overlooking Leenan

The View Overlooking Leenan

Tullagh Bay

The White Strand

The White Strand

The Rocky Shore, Roxtown

The Rocky Shore, Roxtown: The rugged cliffs of Dunaff Head, add balance to the beauty of Roxtown, Clonmany. I walk this stony beach most days and never get tired of its beauty.

The Rocky Shore, Roxtown

Freedom Leap

Freedom leap. An orca taking a happy leap into the air.

Inch island Pier

Inch Island Pier an example of the many small piers in quiet inlets all around the Inishowen peninsula.

Inch island Pier

Greencastle Welcome Committee

Greencastle Castle Welcome Committee. As every fisherman know, the local seagulls are their first visitors on return to land. This old boat fished from Greencastle Port in Co Donegal.

Greencastle Welcome Committee

Wish I Was There

This Limited Edition Print depicts a typical Irish coastal scene, our Donegal coast is so beautiful. I love the reflected light from the water, our beaches are somewhere I always want to be

Wish I Was There

Pier To Freedom

Pier to Freedom: A beautiful pier where you can dangle your toes in the water, or go off fishing in your punt.

Pier To Freedom

Stroove Lighthouse

Shroove Lighthouse. The pretty beach beside Shroove Lighthouse, up on the Inishowen Peninsula, in Co Donegal this lighthouse stands guard for seafarers. It witnesses lovely sunsets day after day.

Stroove Lighthouse

Resting

Resting: Three boats waiting for the rising tide to get back to work.

Relaxing

Relaxing: An early morning, before full tide, when everyone is resting and not yet working.

Safe Harbour

Safe Harbour: A lone yacht standing in a Donegal harbour, often yachts come to the Inishowen Peninsula for safe harbour during storms. She was towering above me whilst I sketched her.

Stormy Waters

Stormy Waters. The Wild Atlantic Waves crash into Leenan Head creating wonderful displays of power and beauty. I felt the need to try to capture the power of the Stormy Waves.

End Of The Day

End of the Day: That glowing sunset sky that signifies another day over. The landscape takes on a look of peaceful quiet.

The Castle and Glashedy Island, Co Donegal

The Castle and Glashedy Island, Co Donegal.  This Irish landscape shows the road that leads to the Castle on the Isle of Doagh. One of Donegal’s Wild Atlantic Way gems.

The Castle and Glashedy Island, Co Donegal

The Peace Bridge, Derry

The Peace bridge, Derry. The Peace bridge was built as a symbol of the growing peace in Derry.

The Peace Bridge, Derry

Mussenden Temple

Mussenden Temple:  Mussenden Temple is perched on the cliffs overlooking Downhill Strand, near Castlerock, in County Derry / Londonderry

Mussenden Temple

Lazy Days

Lazy days: These two little boats relax in a little bay of the coast of Inishowen, Co. Donegal

Gateway To Inishowen

Gateway to Inishowen; The landscape shows the backdrop of Buncrana Pier and Lough Swilly, all entering Inishowen through Buncrana are treated to this view.

Gateway To Inishowen

Galway Hooker

Galway Hooker on Lough Swilly:  A Galway Hooker sailing into Lough Swilly

Foyle View

Foyle View: This  seascape was painted from the Carrickaroary pier, just before Moville on the Derry road. This is one of my watercolour and ink series.

Before The Rush

Before the Rush: A quiet early moment before the harbour wakes. Lough Swilly at rest.

Before The Rush

At Rest In Urris

At Rest in Urris:  This landscape painting from Donegal, portrays a simple but often hard lifestyle. Sheltered by hills, small communities often set up in small sheltered bays.

At Rest In Urris

Across The Foyle

One of my Northern Ireland landscapes series. The Clocked Steeple of the Guildhall watches over the City and The Peace Bridge winds across the River Foyle.

Across The Foyle