Nov 26, 2017
Frank McKelvey (1895-1974) - Cattle grazing by the River Bann
Oil on canvas. 15 x 20 inches, 38 x 51 cm.
Estimate: €1,500-2,500.
Sold Adams, Dublin, 22 Nov 2017 for €3,200.
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Frank McKelvey (1895-1974) - Cattle grazing by the River Bann
Oil on canvas. 15 x 20 inches, 38 x 51 cm.
Estimate: €1,500-2,500.
Sold Adams, Dublin, 22 Nov 2017 for €3,200.
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The Story Behind the Image 6 - Lapwing Over the Bann Valley
The Story Behind the Image 6 – Lapwing Over the Bann Valley
Lapwing over the Bann Valley
The River Bann is the longest in Ulster – 80 miles from its source in South Down to the Bar Mouth at Portstewart in County Derry. It also feeds two very important bodies of water – Lough Neagh and Lough Beg – before snaking its way via Portglenone, Kilrea and Coleraine, to the sea.
In this photograph, the river is viewed from Tully, a raised plateau of good farmland…
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Last Light over River Bann by lumi's view on Flickr.