Cloud Formation - James Humbert Craig RA (1877-1944)
Cloud Formation - James Humbert Craig RA (1877-1944)
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Cloud Formation by Irish painter James Humbert Craig RA (1877-1944). Impasto oil on canvas, circa 1920. Studio label verso.
Purchased by Edward Wolfe from the artist's studio and in the collection his partner James (Jim) O'Connor. Thence by descent.
James Humbert Craig (1878-1944) was an Irish landscape painter renowned for his vibrant depictions of the Irish countryside. Born in Belfast, he studied at the Belfast School of Art and later the Royal Hibernian Academy.
Craig was influenced by the Impressionist movement, employing bold brushstrokes and light-infused colours to capture the natural beauty of rural Ireland. He is particularly known for his paintings of the Mourne Mountains, Donegal, and the Antrim coast. His works reflect both the serenity and power of Ireland's landscapes.
Today, Craig's legacy endures as one of Ireland's most celebrated early 20th-century artists.
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. Impasto oil on canvas, circa 1920. Studio label verso.Purchased by Edward Wolfe from the artist's studio and in the collection his partner James (Jim) O'Connor. Thence by descent.James Humbert Craig (1878-1944) was an Irish landscape painter renowned for his vibrant depictions of the Irish countryside. Born in Belfast, he studied at the Belfast School of Art and later the Royal Hibernian Academy. Craig was influenced by the Impressionist movement, employing bold brushstrokes and light-infused colours to capture the natural beauty of rural Ireland. He is particularly known for his paintings of the Mourne Mountains, Donegal, and the Antrim coast. His works reflect both the serenity and power of Ireland's landscapes. Today, Craig's legacy endures as one of Ireland's most celebrated early 20th-century artists.){kind=link}