Richard Argreiter
Many critics and his clients coming from Belgium, Germany, France, Italy, Luxembourg, Switzerland and of course Austria; praised this gifted sculptor, his abilities and the finesse of his techniques.

Elisabeth Bauerstein
"Whatever I do, whatever I see or experience and even whatever hobby I am engaged in, I paint it, I experience it and give it shape within me, so that it is true to say that I paint even when I am not painting."

Pauline Bewick
The retrospective exhibition of her works from Two to Fifty (1,500 works) at the Guinness Hop Store in 1985 and The Yellow Man exhibition in 1996 at the RHA Gallagher Gallery, both had record attendances.

Danny Brennan
Studied at the ANCAD College of Arts as a mature student and now teaches the New Ross Watercolour Society.

Patrick Cahill
His paintings in oil and watercolour, of city life, landscapes, horses and still life, earned him the prestigious O'Sullivan Graphics Award at the Watercolour Society of Ireland in 1998.

Judy Cobbe
The theme of all her work is the appreciation of the strong vivid colours, form and details of flowers which is painted out-exaggerated and enlarged on canvasses to gain full effect.

Clare Cryan
Her work has featured regularly in the R.H.A, the R.U.A. and the Oireachtas exhibitions in Ireland and many such exhibitions in the U.K.

Frank Hallinan Flood
His paintings are represented in the collections of An Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern, actor Colm Meaney, theatre director Joe Dowling, John McColgan of Riverdance among many others.

Martin Finnin
Although there can be no question of a direct influence, his work shares certain characteristics with that of Matt Lamb.

Bill Griffin
He works in an unusual way, preferring semi-darkness, likening the process to automatic writing. He makes marks on a canvas, then takes it out to the daylight and looks to see what he can find in it.

Joan Hogan
“I believe that Joan Hogan is the master of her own beliefs and vision, in visual terms.” ( John Behan R.H.A. October 2004)

Patricia Karg
"Through my work I aspire to wake the spirit in mankind, it should be food for the soul".

Charlotte Kelly
Charlotte Kelly was born and lives in Galway. Charlotte finds it spiritually gratifying to express herself through her paintings, working with oil paints, mixing the colours, considering the texture and letting her imagination take over.

Franz Lettner
The impressive paintings of this great individualist, the inimitable style of which is a reflection of his impressions and experiences, have strongly influenced the development of modern painting in Austria.

Arthur Maderson
His work is represented both in private, public and corporate collections in the UK, Ireland, France, Germany, Belgium, Hong Kong and Switzerland.

Sue McNeill
Elected Fellow, Irish School of Landscape Painting in 1975, and Elected Member of the Ulster Society of Women Artist in 1977 and was Treasurer of U.S.W.A. 1989 - 1999 and Vice President from 2000 until 2003.

TJ Miles
His art fuses elements of European surrealism with aspects of Irish figuratism and the viewer may readily discern the influences of Dali, De Chirico, Magritte and Markey in his work.

Declan O'Connor
Declan O'Connor from Co. Tipperary was born in 1957. He has enjoyed considerable success after beginning to paint relatively late in life (1990).

Liam O'Neill
Since 1992 Liam O'Neill has worked from his own Studio at Spiddal, Co. Galway, where he has been supported by Udaras na Gaeltachta. Whilst he makes large-scale production work, his interests has always lain in the way in which he could use woodturning creatively to make unique sculptural pieces.

Margit Piffer
Human beings play a predominant role in Piffer's paintings. She is an observer, takes a closer look at the body from all sides, deconstructs it in her mind and then reassembles it again.

Franz Posch
He one of the few painters who is brilliant at representing the "feeling of the Tuscany" with his paintings of the landscape and the towns.

Anna Maria Rossi-Zen
This academic painter ranks as one of the most important and successful artists of the alpine region and is known far beyond the borders of her home country Italy.

Alfons Walde
The works of Walde have for years experienced a renaissance. They are consciously appreciated by a wide spectrum of the population.

Kenneth Webb
Internationally known artist Kenneth Webb was born in London in 1927 and grew up in Glouctershire on the Welsh border.

Susan Webb
Born in Newtownards, Co. Down, 1962 daughter of well known artists Kenneth and Joan Webb.

Johann Weinhart
Studied Sculpture in Hallein, Austria and finally with Prof. Fritz Behn in Ehrwald/Tirol.

Rita Wobbe
"In my painting process I am also employing dualistic principles: it is a play between - painted/illusive space and the 2D impasto surface structure created by layers of varnish and sand.."