Painted in France, this 1893-dated work captures Quiet concentration
associated with Irish modernism emerging through continental influence.
Roderic O’Conor is recognised as Irish Post-Impressionist painter. This work belongs to
Early modern period, reflecting Painted in 1893, this still life reflects Roderic O’Conor’s early movement away from academic realism toward a more expressive, structurally focused approach. Using a restrained arrangement of everyday fruit, the artist explores form, weight, and surface through confident brushwork and tonal contrast rather than precise line.
Created while working in France, the painting represents a formative stage in O’Conor’s development, as he absorbed continental influences that would later place him among the most progressive Irish artists of his generation..
This Collector's Edition print offers a tangible connection to Intellectual, modern, culturally grounded. Ideal for
Study, library, collector interior.
Collector's Edition Specifications
- Museum-grade giclée reproduction
- Printed on Master's Edition archival paper
- Matte, uncoated, natural off-white surface
- Acid-free and pH-balanced for long-term preservation
- FSC-certified paper from responsible forestry sources
- Designed for framing, conservation, and long-term display
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