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J P Rooney

Below is J P Rooney’s current online portfolio. If you are looking for something in particular by J P Rooney and can't find it here then please do get in touch. Also you may be interested in browsing our J P Rooney archive.

J P Rooney is currently exhibiting 7 works

The Homestead by J P Rooney
The Homestead
Medium: Original Oil on Board
Size: 41cm x 51cm
Price: £750.00 (change currency)
When The Wind Blows by J P Rooney
When The Wind Blows
Medium: Original Oil on Board
Size: 41cm x 51cm
Price: £750.00 (change currency)
North Antrim Coast by J P Rooney
North Antrim Coast
Medium: Original Gouache on Board
Size: 23cm x 33cm
Price: £350.00 (change currency)
Summer Shore by J P Rooney
Summer Shore
Medium: Original Gouache on Board
Size: 23cm x 33cm
Price: £350.00 (change currency)
The Blue Gate by J P Rooney
The Blue Gate
Medium: Original Gouache on Board
Size: 41cm x 61cm
Price: £575.00 (change currency)
Autumn Coast by J P Rooney
Autumn Coast
Medium: Original Gouache on Board
Size: 21cm x 61cm
Price: £450.00 (change currency)
After The Rain by J P Rooney
After The Rain
Sold Medium: Original Gouache on Board
Size: 31cm x 122cm

J P Rooney’s Biography

In the last number of years, the previously unknown JP Rooney has so captivated the hearts of art collectors in his native Ireland that he has become the country's best selling artist.

Rooney's work was first launched in November 1997 with a sell-out show. Since then his work has been sold to collectors all over the world. He is well priced in a buoyant market that currently seeks new heroes and fresh investment opportunities, he has entered centre stage at a time when Irish art is in the ascendancy.

Rooney's work has grown in confidence over the last few years. It is looser, bolder, more directly narrative and has greater dramatic content than its more abstract predecessors. It has become more detailed, as his figures move increasingly into the foreground. His palette is more adventurous, his brush strokes more authoritative and his compositions more assured. His themes are universal. He depicts human relationships, located within their physical and social environments.

Collectors have queued to buy his work and gallery owners have formed waiting lists to host exhibitions. Publishing houses have made repeated offers to issue his work in a variety of formats.