Artwork

Ruined Castle, County Wicklow

Ruined Castle, County Wicklow, by William Howis junior, unspecified, 1852
Ruined Castle, County Wicklow, by William Howis junior, unspecified, 1852

Ruined Castle, County Wicklow is an unspecified painting by William Howis junior. It dates from 1852 and is held in the collection of the National Gallery of Ireland.

About this work

Overview

Ruined Castle, County Wicklow is a painting by William Howis junior, created around 1852. It is part of the National Gallery of Ireland's collection.

Subject & Meaning

The painting depicts a ruined castle in a landscape, with the castle situated on the right side of the composition. A body of water is visible in the foreground, and the sky above is blue with clouds.

Technique & Style

The work is characterized by a predominantly dark palette, with deep shadows that contrast with lighter areas in the sky. Despite the overall darkness, details in the castle walls and surrounding buildings are still discernible.

The Great and Little Sugarloaf Mountains, County Wicklow
The Great and Little Sugarloaf Mountains, County Wicklow, William Howis junior

Artist & collection

Frequently asked questions

Who painted Ruined Castle, County Wicklow?

Ruined Castle, County Wicklow was painted by William Howis junior in 1852.

Where can I see Ruined Castle, County Wicklow?

Ruined Castle, County Wicklow is held by National Gallery of Ireland.