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John Morris

John Morris (Born 1958) is active/lives in United Kingdom, Ireland.  John Morris is known for Plein air water scene, seascape, rural landscape, townscape painting.

John Morris, born in Dublin, Ireland in 1958 is a full-time plein-air painter in realist style of reflected light on water.  He lives in County Limerick, where he works out of his studio at his house in Abbeyfeale, close to the landscape that he paints.  He has been married for 19 years and has three children.

Morris began painting in 1997 with no formal training in drawing.  His works include a wide variety of waterscapes, seascapes, and rural landscapes, as well as townscapes such as his recent outstanding views of Venice.  All these subjects are captured en plein air in a semi- Impressionist style.

Like many Impressionist landscape painters, Morris intends his paintings to convey two things: first, his boundless love of nature, along with a fascination for light, atmosphere and distance; second, his compositional ability, an essential quality for rapid outdoor painting.  He describes his habit of making "quick oil or pencil sketches when so   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1758 characters.]  Artist bio

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