Original Watercolour by June Algeo Moffatt (Cushendun)

Original Watercolour by June Algeo Moffatt – “Cushendun” – Double Signed – Little Editions Gallery

A beautiful original watercolour by Northern Irish artist June Algeo Moffatt, depicting the picturesque coastal village of Cushendun, County Antrim.

Painted in Moffatt’s distinctive traditional realist style, the scene captures a peaceful whitewashed cottage overlooking Cushendun Bay, with a winding country lane, weathered fence posts and the dramatic Antrim coastline fading into the distance. The delicate washes and subtle use of light perfectly convey the tranquillity of one of Northern Ireland’s most iconic coastal landscapes.

This is an original work, double signed by the artist—within the painting itself and again on the mount. The artwork also retains its original Little Editions Gallery, Bangor label to the reverse, adding to its provenance.

June Algeo Moffatt is known for her finely observed watercolour landscapes depicting the scenery of Northern Ireland, particularly the Antrim Coast and County Down. Her work reflects the long tradition of Ulster landscape painting and celebrates some of the region’s most recognisable locations.

The subject, Cushendun, is one of the jewels of the Glens of Antrim and has inspired generations of respected Irish artists, including James Humbert Craig, Maurice Canning Wilks, and Charles McAuley.

Details

Artist: June Algeo Moffatt
Title: Cushendun
Medium: Original watercolour
Double signed by the artist
Original Little Editions Gallery, Bangor label on the reverse
Ornate gilt frame with brass title plaque
Ready to hang
Very good overall condition

An attractive original by a Northern Irish artist, ideal for collectors of Irish watercolours, Ulster landscape painting, or anyone with a connection to the beautiful Antrim Coast.

Collection preferred due to the frame and glass, although careful courier delivery can be arranged at the buyer’s risk and expense.

Please study the photographs carefully as they form part of the description.