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Classical Sculpture

  • Post author:liz
  • Post published:20 January 2026
  • Post category:News

The Dying Gaul To show the features of classical art and the pursuit of an idealised and naturalistic form I have included The Dying Gaul (Galatian Celt).  It is an…

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Rome and Classical Art

  • Post author:liz
  • Post published:29 March 2022
  • Post category:News

The Power of Rome Rome and Classical Art are celebrated and represented as the birthplace and centre of Western Civilisation. As a result, other cultural achievements are not given the…

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Three Zoomorphic Drawings

  • Post author:liz
  • Post published:20 January 2022
  • Post category:Book of Kells/Latest Work

Incredible Birds and Dogs The Medieval monastery artists were ahead of their time. In this Post I have added three Zoomorph images that show the interlace style and imaginative design…

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Tree of Life

  • Post author:liz
  • Post published:16 June 2021
  • Post category:Latest Work/News/Tree of Life

Sacred Tree Icon I have been thinking about the Tree of Life motif and how it has travelled through the centuries in cultures and artforms. The motif appears in folklore,…

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Celtic Warrior

  • Post author:liz
  • Post published:11 April 2021
  • Post category:Book of Kells/Latest Work/News

This strange and incredible drawing is from the Book of Kells. The warrior has huge hair and a dark beard and holds a spear and shield. I am not sure…

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What is Celtic Art?

  • Post author:liz
  • Post published:6 June 2020
  • Post category:Latest Work/News

A background to the rise of Celtic art and history in Europe. My journey of discovery as an artist to an ancient world.

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Pagan and Christian Collaboration

  • Post author:liz
  • Post published:17 April 2020
  • Post category:Book of Kells/Latest Work

In Medieval times the Christian church adopted the pagan people into their practice to teach them about the life of Christ. The Irish traditional arts found a new outlet in…

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Viking Beasts

  • Post author:liz
  • Post published:20 March 2020
  • Post category:Latest Work/Viking Art

In this post I have added two Viking beast design details. From these simple drawings the different Viking styles reveal that the secular style in the Book of Kells was…

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Ancient Artists with Modern Vision

  • Post author:liz
  • Post published:17 January 2020
  • Post category:Book of Kells/Latest Work

Squatting Man from the Book of Kells   Pagan laws forbade the copying of the work of the Creator and new abstracted figures were invented. The legs, arms, body, hair…

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Animal Letters

  • Post author:liz
  • Post published:29 September 2019
  • Post category:Book of Kells/Latest Work

In this Post I have added some decorated animal letters from the Book of Kells that were created by the monks. These designs are loved and kept alive because they…

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