The Irresisitable FRANK O'MEARA irish literature Roman artefacts and Renaissance frescoes

Roman artefacts and Renaissance frescoes to contemporary art and graffiti

Gonzalès’s development as a professional painter

examining three decades of his critically engaged practice interrogating our relationship with nature

Kathy Prendergast

or whose legacies are not yet secured

The Irresisitable FRANK O'MEARA irish literature Roman artefacts and Renaissance frescoesThis monograph introduces the Carlow born artist, Frank O'Meara (1853 1888), who studied in Paris under Carolus Duran, and spent twelve years in the village of Grez sur Mer, painting en plein air. Grez was a hub for plein air painting in the 1880s, and attracted artists from around the world. This is an extensively illustrated book, telling the story of a somewhat overlooked but extremely talented Irish artist.