Perched on a hill, this old Cavan farmhouse surveys the farmland spread out below it — proud, weathered, and full of stories. Sadly, it stands on the verge of being pulled down, no longer safe to keep. This painting is a record of it: a quiet act of preservation for a building that deserves to be remembered.
There is something deeply moving about these old structures. They speak of lives lived, of seasons weathered, of a rural Ireland that is slowly disappearing. Painted in pastel, this piece captures that character before it is lost for good.
Medium: A3 pastel on paper
Frame: White wooden frame, glazed to protect the artwork
