Paul Henry
1876–1958 · Irish · 20 artworks
Post-ImpressionismSimplified formsAtmospheric perspectiveLimited color palettesEmphasis on light and shadowRepetitive shapes
artist bio
Paul Henry was an Irish Post-Impressionist painter known for his depictions of the Irish landscape, particularly the west of Ireland. He captured the essence of the Irish countryside, focusing on its rugged beauty and the lives of its inhabitants, and is considered one of Ireland's most important landscape artists.
related: Walter Osborne
20 artworks
The Great Blasket Islands
1937
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Landscape
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Lake and Blue Mountains of Connemara
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Killarney, Co. Kerry
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Leenane
1913
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Killary Bay, Connemara
1925
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The Village by the Lake
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The Road to the Mountains
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The Potato Digger
1915
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Evening on Killary Bay
1936
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A Prayer for the Departed
1912
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A Kerry Lake
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Errigal, Co. Donegal
1920
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Dawn, Killary Harbour
1921
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Keel, Achill
1919
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A Western Lough
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The Road to Coomasharn, County Kerry
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Wicklow Landscape
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A Man of the Hills
1913
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The Blacksmith
1913
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