Original artwork description:

Rutland Island (Inis Mhic an Doirn) lies between Burtonport and Arranmore, Donegal. William Burton Conyngham (a local landowner for whom Burtonport takes its Anglised form) had warehouses, a street of houses, a post office and a school built c. 1784 to capitalised on a the abundant herring fishing. Unfortunately, the herring disappeared very early in the 1800’s and the station fell into disuse. The island was inhabited until the 1950s. These are the remains of the fish factory and landing stage on Rutland Island as seen on a very calm autumn day.





ORIGINAL ART BY Emma Cownie – Finest quality acrylic painting on linen canvas, varnished – Only the highest quality archival fine art acrylic paints are used on the surface. The surface has been painted with an isolation coat and a statin varnish, to protect the painting.

READY TO HANG – Edges of the canvas are painted so the Art is ready to hang without a frame if required.

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Materials used:

acrylic

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