George Callaghan
Below is George Callaghan’s current online portfolio. If you are looking for something in particular by George Callaghan and can't find it here then please do get in touch. Also you may be interested in browsing our George Callaghan archive.
George Callaghan is currently exhibiting 13 works
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By The Mill
Medium: Original Oil on Canvas
Size: 50cm x 61cm
Price: £2,750.00 (change currency)
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Pétanque
Medium: Original Oil on Canvas
Size: 61cm x 46cm
Price: £2,550.00 (change currency)
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Four Strong Men
Medium: Original Oil on Canvas
Size: 50cm x 50cm
Price: £2,250.00 (change currency)
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Wild Flowers In A Field
Medium: Original Oil on Canvas
Size: 50cm x 65cm
Price: £2,950.00 (change currency)
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Tin Whistle
Medium: Original Pastel on Paper
Size: 70cm x 50cm
Price: £2,695.00 (change currency)
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Rhythm Of The Sun
Medium: Original Pastel on Paper
Size: 50cm x 70cm
Price: £2,695.00 (change currency)
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Banjo
Medium: Original Pastel on Paper
Size: 70cm x 50cm
Price: £2,695.00 (change currency)
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Flute
Medium: Original Pastel on Paper
Size: 75cm x 56cm
Price: £2,695.00 (change currency)
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Guitar
Medium: Original Pastel on Paper
Size: 70cm x 50cm
Price: £2,695.00 (change currency)
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Dreams Can Come True
Medium: Original Pastel on Paper
Size: 50cm x 70cm
Price: £2,695.00 (change currency)
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Four Men In The Sun
Medium: Original Oil on Canvas
Size: 24cm x 30cm
Price: £950.00 (change currency)
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Sunday Afternoon
Medium: Original Oil on Canvas
Size: 30cm x 24cm
Price: £950.00 (change currency)
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Lunchtime
Medium: Original Oil on Canvas
Size: 30cm x 24cm
Price: £950.00 (change currency)
George Callaghan’s Biography
George was born in County Antrim. He migrated with his family to South Africa at the age of four, returning to Northern Ireland at fourteen. After a year as a box designer, he entered Belfast's College of Art at the age of sixteen on a scholarship to study painting and lithography. He was the youngest student ever to be admitted to the college.
On leaving college he entered advertising and has worked in Belfast, Dublin, London, Melbourne and in Sydney as an art director with leading advertising agencies.
Over the last thirty years George has earned an international reputation, not only a painter, but also as a silversmith, an instrument maker and a harpist.
His studio is in Hobart, Tasmania. However, he returns regularly to Ireland, not only for his art, but also to catch up with the local music scene.
