ANNA O'HARA

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Current events

Anna O'Hara is well known for her original paintings of local landscapes, seascapes and city scenes, which she has regularly exhibited in and around Cork city for nearly thirty years. 

2012 EXHIBITION

Anna's next one-person show will be in September 2012 in the gallery of the Bishopstown Public Library,  Cork.  More details later

"A Year in the Forest"

A successful exhibition was held in association with The Tree Council of Ireland from 6th to 12th March 2011, at Red Stables, St. Anne's Park, Clontarf, Dublin,

to celebrate Irish National Tree Week in this, the U.N. designated "International Year of Forest".

The exhibition was opened by Dr. Matthew Jebb, Director of The National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin.

 Do contact us if you are interested in purchasing or to make an appointment to visit the studio where more paintings are on view. Please see the 'Paintings' page on this website for images.

anna@oharasculpture.com or
Tel: (in Ireland) 021-437-8291 or (rom overseas): +353-214-378291
or  087-315-2272

Celebrating Cork and Ireland        

Anna has launched a series of high-quality limited edition giclée prints from four of her paintings that feature unusual and striking views of favourite Cork places.

	Shandon Tower.  Bell-tower of Cork city's most famous 18th century landmark. Edition of 100 signed and numbered prints, 20in x 16in.
Gougane Barra. Lake source of the River Lee that flows down through Cork city. Edition of 100 signed and numbered prints, 16in x 20in.
	University College, Cork. Seen from the water meadows of Perrott's Inch. Edition of 100 signed and numbered prints, 16in x 20in.
Crosshaven village in Cork harbour. home of world's oldest yacht club, R.C.Y.C.   Edition of 100 signed and numbered prints, 20in x 16in.