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Fab Cow
As I Am
€49.95
Visit product page →In drawing this I wanted to capture a sense of self acceptance in the image. The subject is totally at ease with herself. There is a feeling of playfulness, freedom and abandon in her movement.
If you familiar with Leonard Cohen's song 'Tonight Will Be Fine' you will see how it influenced the piece as it was playing while I drew.
The focus of this range is to capture the essence of the subject with the minimal use of line. The one line pieces are, as the name suggests, drawn with a single
line, the pen or brush never leaving the paper., creating deceptively simple images.A limited edition print from an original work by Francis Leavey.
Prints are named, signed and numbered.
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Fab Cow
At Ease
€49.95
Visit product page →This piece is part of our 'Inspired by Ireland' series.
I’ve always been drawn to earthy colours - ochre, orange, brown …. I’ve always loved autumn and the colours it brings. I find them incredibly peaceful.
I chose an autumnal palette for this piece in which I wanted to convey a sense of rest
and peace. It isn’t an actual place but rather a scene from drawn from the memory of many places I have been and experienced that deep sense of peace.Limited Edition print from an original work by Francis Leavey.
Prints are named, signed and numbered.
Fran & Bernie
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Fab Cow
Atlantic Mist
€250.00
Visit product page →Watercolour & Ink on Fabrianno cold pressed watercolor paper, 300 g, acid free.
Mounted and ready to frame or framed in a black solid wood frame
Mounted size: 20” x 16” (50.8cm x 40.64cm)
Framed size: 21” x 17” (53.34cm x 43.18cm)Signed by the artist on the front.
A signed certificate of authenticity comes with the painting.
SHIPPING & PACKING
Global Shipping: Shipped with A Post (Irish postal service) in a well protected flat package and insured.
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Fab Cow
Bar 1661
€49.95
Visit product page →Bar 1661 opened its doors in 2019 and within a few short years (including being closed during the Covid pandemic) it was winner of Ireland's Bar of the Year 2022. Based in the heart of Dublin 7, it is named after the year Poitín as we know it was banned.
The ethos of owner Dave Mulligan is deeply rooted in the promotion of Irish Poitín through cocktail culture. Well worth a visit.By Francis Leavey
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Fab Cow
Be Free
€29.95
It can be hard to let kids make their own mistakes. As adults and parents we want what's best for them but at the same time we want to direct them along the right path. There lies the dilemma. What is the right path? We may have a sense of what we think it should be but that doesn't mean it's right for them. If we can encourage our young people to pursue a life that makes them happy and good people, then we have to trust they will use our support as a starting point to draw their own map.Visit product page →
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Fab Cow
Be Still. Be Here
€49.95
Visit product page →This piece is part of our 'Inspired by Ireland' series.
Inspired by the Irish woodlands.When painting this forest scene, David Wagoner’s poem ‘Lost’ came to mind.
The poem speaks about feeling lost when in fact all we need to do is be still, honour our feeling but not to let it encompass us. The forest knows where we are just as good friends know when we despair.
I find light filtering through the trees very emotive. The sense that even though we are deep within a forest, the light will find find us and guide us.
Be still, listen and open your heart.
Limited Edition print from an original work by Francis Leavey.
Prints are named, signed and numbered.
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Fab Cow
Be Yourself
€29.95
The great Oscar Wilde said, 'Be yourself : everyone else is already taken'. In essence that's what this print is all about. Being yourself simply means accepting who we are and what we like, without fear of ridicule. On paper that sounds easy but it can be quite a challenge to have the self confidence to follow your heart and your instincts. There's always pressure to conform to others idea of how and what you should be but as Oscar said .... The reality is, you're perfect the way you are!Visit product page →
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Fab Cow
Belfast
On sale €29.95 €24.95
Beautiful print which highlights some of the cities most well known landmarks.Visit product page →
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Fab Cow
Beneath the storm
€49.95
Visit product page →This piece is part of our 'Inspired by Ireland' series.
Storms conjure up notions of chaos, uncertainty and perhaps a sense of helplessness in the face of such powerful turmoil.
Their coming reminds us of our fragility but their passing brings clear skies and calm. We will all face challenges but these too shall pass, bringing hope and opportunity.Limited Edition print from an original work by Francis Leavey.
Prints are named, signed and numbered.
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Fab Cow
Bloom
€49.95
Visit product page →This piece is part of our 'Inspired by Ireland' series.
The Irish landscape is quilted in a rich tapestry of beautiful flowers. The colours are as rich and as varied as the people who inhabit the island.
No-one has to tell a flower to bloom. It just does. Likewise, we don't permission form anyone to burst into full blossom. Worth remembering that!
Limited Edition print from an original work by Francis Leavey.Prints are named, signed and numbered.
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Fab Cow
Boats Are Safe
€29.95
Visit product page →We live in Malahide. It's a coastal town with lots of boats. They all look lovely when they're moored but they look even more beautiful when they set out to sea. Yes, harbours are a safe haven but boats are made for sailing, for carrying us where we want to go.
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Fab Cow
Bowes Bar
€49.95
Visit product page →Bowes Bar is situated on Fleet Street in Dublin City. It was first established in 1880. It is one of the few genuine Victorian pubs of Dublin.
Print of Original Drawing by Francis Leavey
