Bert Beirne

Bert Beirne has been painting the still life for nearly three decades and is considered one of the important painters of the genre living today. Since receiving her BFA from the University of Cincinnati, Beirne's work is most often compared to the Dutch and Flemish masters of the early Seventeenth Century; painters such as Kalf and Heda. Working with only natural light from a northern exposure and using multiple layers of translucent oil glazes, Bert Beirne is able to create works of great depth and astonishing realism. The process is a slow and patient one, resulting in pictures of remarkable clarity and arresting beauty.

Original Works

Hospices de Beaune, Grapes and Cloth oil on panel, 24 x 6 inches		Fruit oil on linen, 22 x 28 inches		Flow Blue Creamer, Lemons and Cloth oil on panel, 8 x 7 inches
Nippon Creamer, Black Grapes, and Pomegranates oil on panel, 6 x 24 inches		Plate of Pomegranates oil on panel, 7 x 9 inches		4 Wine Bottles and Fruit oil on linen, 24 x 20 inches
St. Louis, Cherries and Cloth oil on panel, 8 x 7 inches		Melbourne, Cherries and Lace oil on panel, 8 x 7 inches		Virgina Flow Blue Creamer, Grapes and Cloth oil on panel, 8 x 7 inches
Stirrup oil on panel, 12 x 6 inches		Shell oil on panel, 5 x 8 inches SOLD		Apples and Strawberries oil on panel, 6 x 24 inches
Maker's Mark, Cards and Chips oil on panel, 10 x 12 inches		Brushstroke Cup, Pears and Cloth oil on panel, 8 x 7 inches		3 Dice oil on panel, 3 x 5 inches SOLD
Margeaux, Strawberries and Cloth oil on panel, 24 x 6 inches		D'Arenberg, Books and Fruit oil on linen, 20 x 16 inches		Book and Glasses oil on panel, 6 x 8 inches