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Pete Bridgstock

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Orly C. Nezer

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Lisa Ober

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Art: The Black Bog, Dublin Mountains by Artist Mary J Sheridan
"The Black Bog, Dublin Mountains"
Mary J Sheridan

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Art of the Day: 03/15/2005
This Week's Theme:   Ireland
 

In honor of Saint Patrick's Day, many will wear green, enjoy parades and drink green beer. Here at Art Of The Day, we will observe Saint Patrick's Day by looking at some of the impressions, traditions and memories of Ireland that are held dear by EBSQ artists.

-Melissa Morton

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"The Black Bog, Dublin Mountains"

Art: The Black Bog, Dublin Mountains by Artist Mary J Sheridan
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Media:  Pastel
Dimensions:  24inx18in
Date of Work:  2004

This is a pastel of one of my favourite places back home. As you climb into the Dublin Mountains you come upon one of the oldest bogs in the country, it reaches for miles and miles and seems to bridge the tips of the mountains in a vast plateau. Purple heather for as far as the eye can see covers the black bog like velvet. The setting has been used for many movies, Braveheart, Excalibur to name just a couple. The stormy sky leans over you and the wind in your ears can be deafening. It is told that if you wander off the path you may be lost, swallowed up by a big gaping black hole that some say leads to the underworld.

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Phoenix, Arizona
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