Henry Morgan describes himself as “a traditionalist”. But when you linger and gaze on his amazing works you find yourself transported to the verge of surrealism, where landscape and scenery define your very identity.

Henry’s vision is deeper than that, of course. But what you do recognise in his interpretation is not only the familiar landscape, but your own connection to it.

From the Burren and West Clare to the Clare Glens in Co Limerick, rugged landscapes feature strongly in his work, and he continues to carve his niche amongst the higher echelons of Irish Art. A contemporary artist of substance, his work is now included in many public and private collections. Henry describes himself as a traditionalist, however when you linger and gaze on his amazing works you find yourself transported to the verge of surrealism, where landscape and scenery define your very identity. Henry’s vision is deeper than that, of course. What you recognise in his interpretation is not only familiar landscapes, but your own connection to them.