Preikestolen

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Posted by tony palmer on Fri 14 May 10:45:51

thank you Tony :)

Posted by John O’Neill on Fri 14 May 10:50:45

Wow, they just get better and better!

Posted by Heather Love on Fri 14 May 11:09:12

Again, you have really got the sense of the rocks looming above.

Posted by William Batty on Fri 14 May 11:57:46

Impressive painting again - love the idea of kebab skewers to help make a painting - whatever works for you.

Posted by Robert Jones, NAPA on Fri 14 May 12:01:13

Heather Love, thank you so much :) William Batty, I'm so you glad you connect to it that way :) Robert Jones. glad you like that, painting is just a collection of marks made in so many different ways, some painters get the same effect from the end of a paint brush handle :)

Posted by John O’Neill on Fri 14 May 12:04:28

Great series of paintings.

Posted by Emma Price on Fri 14 May 12:55:22

Emma Price, I'm delighted you like them. I'll post the last four in the collection tomorrow 😄

Posted by John O’Neill on Fri 14 May 13:17:29

Wow, Great !

Posted by AC Watercolors on Fri 14 May 13:29:07

Excellent painting full of light & drama.

Posted by Stephen Kelly on Fri 14 May 15:24:12

These really are beautiful!

Posted by Karen Lewis on Sun 16 May 15:22:13

Hang on Studio Wall

14/05/2021

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One of a collection of twelve impasto oil paintings celebrating the atmosphere of the Norwegian landscape and marking the artists departure from Norway after a three year residency. Preikestolen is an oil painting on a 60 x 60 cm cradled panel and was executed from an oil pastel sketch on a primed and underpainted surface using rollers, brushes, palette knives and kebab skewers.

About the Artist

John O’Neill

Born in Belfast in 1966 and a lifelong painter. A resident of Stavanger Norway between 2018 and 2021 with a UK base near Reading England and in Aberdeen, Scotland. Most recent work is Scottish landscape, urban scenes and contemporary Norwegian landscape, often working in oils or gouache, line &…

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