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James MacKeown
Born 1961, James is the grandson of the late Tom Carr, (1909-1999) one of Belfast’s most distinguished painters, and was taught mainly by his grandfather. Though James never attended any formal school of art, he evidently absorbed the profoundly teachable style which his grandfather had learnt at the Slade School in London. Mackeown’s work is essentially intimate and comtemplative and he is interested in the behaviour of light in quiet domestic interiors of cafes. He is also interested in the structure and form of objects and figures, creating truly beautiful paintings, mainly in oil.
Through the window Oil on board 30 x 40cm sold |
Dodging the Breakers Oil on canvas 100 x 38 cm sold |
Two Yellow Buckets 62 x 90 cm Oil on canvas sold |
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Reading Oil on canvas 10 x 15 ins sold |
Paddling Oil on canvas 10 x 15 ins |
Blue Net Oil on canvas 13 x 9 ins |
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Looking Through the Window Oil on canvas 17 x 12 ins sold |
Red Book Oil on canvas 9 x 13 ins sold |
Yellow Bucket Oil on canvas 17 x 12 ins |
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Building Sandcastles Oil on canvas 51 x 35 ins |
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Copyright 2008 Kooywood Gallery |
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