Bridget Flannery – Artist
Posted on | June 24, 2009 | Comments Off
Bridget Flannery is one of Ireland’s leading female abstract artists and has exhibited internationally and throughout Ireland. Her work can be found in many private and public collections. I have been a big fan of Brigids paintings having coming across them in 1999, when I first met Bridget. Bridgets work is so balanced and very beautiful to contemplate, it is like knowing that you are looking at something that has been crafted with such skill and such talent, it is like knowing one is looking at the work of a master painter, you believe it.
Bridget’s paintings can be bought at several galleries in Ireland.
Cross Gallery, Dublin
Pigyard Gallery, Wexford
McBride Art Gallery, Killarney, Co. Kerry
Bridget Flannery on ArtNet
The past exhibition – Tones and Silences by Bridget Flannery, exhibited at Cross Gallery, Dublin in 2007 is one of my favourite collection of paintings (and I like a lot of paintings!!!)
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