Kenneth Webb is one of Ireland’s leading painters. Brought up in post-war Britain, from a young age Webb was inspired by the Gloucestershire countryside where he grew up. The founder of the Irish school of Landscape Painting, Webb has also taught at the Tate Gallery, the Victoria and Albert Museum, and the National Gallery in London. His works have been exhibited across the world and may be found in numerous important public and private collections. This exhibit was presented in conjunction with Gladwell & Patterson [UK].

Image: Sweet Fragrance © Kenneth Webb