Sketch of Trees — Clare Marsh | Irish Art Print

Sketch of Trees — Clare Marsh | Irish Art PrintOne tree turns red orange at its crown while the rest of the grove holds green. Marsh has painted the exact moment of change the season mid turn, light breaking through a blue white sky, the grass below still luminous with summer. You can feel the air in it. Clare Marsh (18751923) was one of the quietly serious painters of her generation a friend of John Butler Yeats, a professor at Alexandra College, working in oil at a time when that alone set her

One tree turns red-orange at its crown while the rest of the grove holds green. Marsh has painted the exact moment of change — the season mid-turn, light breaking through a blue-white sky, the grass below still luminous with summer. You can feel the air in it.

Clare Marsh (1875–1923) was one of the quietly serious painters of her generation — a friend of John Butler Yeats, a professor at Alexandra College, working in oil at a time when that alone set her apart. This small, unhurried sketch shows exactly why the National Gallery of Ireland kept it.

Some paintings make a room feel decorated. This one makes it feel lived in.

Printed on archival paper — matte, uncoated, natural off-white, 250 gsm, acid-free and FSC-certified. Made to last without yellowing.

Available in three sizes: 30 × 40 cm / 12 × 16″ · 60 × 80 cm / 24 × 32″ · 75 × 100 cm / 30 × 40″

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