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Mary Breach (Irish) Exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy, by irl1 on Jul 17, 2023 20:41:43 GMT 1, Artist, Mary Breach (Irish)
Title, An Goban Saor
Exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy Annual Exhibition in 2000
Medium, Mixed media
Frame size, 71 cm X 61 cm
Rare to find one of her works
£950
Artist, Mary Breach (Irish) Title, An Goban Saor Exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy Annual Exhibition in 2000 Medium, Mixed media Frame size, 71 cm X 61 cm Rare to find one of her works £950 |
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Mary Breach (Irish) Exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy, by irl1 on Aug 2, 2023 10:19:50 GMT 1, Bump taking offers thanks
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Mary Breach (Irish) Exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy, by irl1 on Aug 6, 2023 1:11:42 GMT 1, Artist, Mary Breach (Irish) Title, An Goban Saor Exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy Annual Exhibition in 2000 Medium, Mixed media Frame size, 71 cm X 61 cm Rare to find one of her works £950
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Mary Breach (Irish) Exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy, by irl1 on Aug 16, 2023 10:47:17 GMT 1, Bump
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Mary Breach (Irish) Exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy, by met on Aug 18, 2023 22:34:42 GMT 1, Artist, Mary Breach (Irish) Title, An Goban Saor Exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy Annual Exhibition in 2000 Medium, Mixed media Frame size, 71 cm X 61 cm Rare to find one of her works £950     
In life generally, I naturally flit between order and chaos.
Although more at ease with the former, it certainly lacks the sense of exhilaration I get from the latter.
__________
When it comes to art, a comparable notion of duality will manifest itself in my preferences:
I'm attracted to both clarity (of concept, artistic intent, meaning, etc.) and a sometimes-uncomfortable or disconcerting ambiguity.
__________
Personal relationships are a tad more complicated.
How much I care about what others think of me will vary between complete indifference and genuine concern.
It depends. Not only on the specific individuals, but also on the issues in question.
For example, if people, including family and friends, see me as aloof or mildly unpleasant, that isn't a problem.
However, I would be bothered if they felt my comments in discussion were unfair, or my views were poorly considered.
Similarly, there are certain character traits I very much wish to avoid being associated with (even by complete strangers, to whom I wouldn't otherwise pay attention).
These would include pettiness, dishonesty, and cowardice — all of which are contemptible in my opinion.
[One reason I find alternate/secondary accounts on this forum so repellent is that I liken the holders of those accounts with the above three traits.
Especially when used by those holders to buy/resell. Or to support their own posts or vested interests under a different username. Or to target other members under a different username.
The spinelessness and deceit of it all just makes me queasy, regardless of individual justification attempts.]
A separate trait I want zero association with is narcissism.
Now, my concern about the above artwork by Mary Breach is down to its uncanny resemblance. And therefore the potential for confusion. If I hung it at home, visitors could get an unfortunate false impression.
No, those visitors probably wouldn't say anything in my presence.
But they might easily and wrongly assume that, out of pure vanity or egotism, I had commissioned the artist to paint a portrait of me.
Artist, Mary Breach (Irish) Title, An Goban Saor Exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy Annual Exhibition in 2000 Medium, Mixed media Frame size, 71 cm X 61 cm Rare to find one of her works £950 In life generally, I naturally flit between order and chaos. Although more at ease with the former, it certainly lacks the sense of exhilaration I get from the latter. __________ When it comes to art, a comparable notion of duality will manifest itself in my preferences: I'm attracted to both clarity (of concept, artistic intent, meaning, etc.) and a sometimes-uncomfortable or disconcerting ambiguity. __________ Personal relationships are a tad more complicated. How much I care about what others think of me will vary between complete indifference and genuine concern. It depends. Not only on the specific individuals, but also on the issues in question. For example, if people, including family and friends, see me as aloof or mildly unpleasant, that isn't a problem. However, I would be bothered if they felt my comments in discussion were unfair, or my views were poorly considered. Similarly, there are certain character traits I very much wish to avoid being associated with (even by complete strangers, to whom I wouldn't otherwise pay attention). These would include pettiness, dishonesty, and cowardice — all of which are contemptible in my opinion. [One reason I find alternate/secondary accounts on this forum so repellent is that I liken the holders of those accounts with the above three traits.
Especially when used by those holders to buy/resell. Or to support their own posts or vested interests under a different username. Or to target other members under a different username.
The spinelessness and deceit of it all just makes me queasy, regardless of individual justification attempts.]A separate trait I want zero association with is narcissism. Now, my concern about the above artwork by Mary Breach is down to its uncanny resemblance. And therefore the potential for confusion. If I hung it at home, visitors could get an unfortunate false impression. No, those visitors probably wouldn't say anything in my presence. But they might easily and wrongly assume that, out of pure vanity or egotism, I had commissioned the artist to paint a portrait of me. |
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Mary Breach (Irish) Exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy, by drip on Aug 18, 2023 23:11:57 GMT 1, Artist, Mary Breach (Irish) Title, An Goban Saor Exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy Annual Exhibition in 2000 Medium, Mixed media Frame size, 71 cm X 61 cm Rare to find one of her works £950 In life generally, I naturally flit between order and chaos. Although more at ease with the former, it certainly lacks the sense of exhilaration I get from the latter. __________ When it comes to art, a comparable notion of duality will manifest itself in my preferences: I'm attracted to both clarity (of concept, artistic intent, meaning, etc.) and a sometimes-uncomfortable or disconcerting ambiguity. __________ Personal relationships are a tad more complicated. How much I care about what others think of me will vary between complete indifference and genuine concern. It depends. Not only on the specific individuals, but also on the issues in question. For example, if people, including family and friends, see me as aloof or mildly unpleasant, that isn't a problem. However, I would be bothered if they felt my comments in discussion were unfair, or my views were poorly considered. Similarly, there are certain character traits I very much wish to avoid being associated with (even by complete strangers, to whom I wouldn't otherwise pay attention). These would include pettiness, dishonesty, and cowardice — all of which are contemptible in my opinion. [One reason I find alternate/secondary accounts on this forum so repellent is that I liken the holders of those accounts with the above three traits.
Especially when used by those holders to buy/resell. Or to support their own posts or vested interests under a different username. Or to target other members under a different username.
The spinelessness and deceit of it all just makes me queasy, regardless of individual justification attempts.]A separate trait I want zero association with is narcissism. Now, my concern about the above artwork by Mary Breach is down to its uncanny resemblance. And therefore the potential for confusion. If I hung it at home, visitors could get an unfortunate false impression. No, those visitors probably wouldn't say anything in my presence. But they might easily and wrongly assume that, out of pure vanity or egotism, I had commissioned the artist to paint a portrait of me.
Artist, Mary Breach (Irish) Title, An Goban Saor Exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy Annual Exhibition in 2000 Medium, Mixed media Frame size, 71 cm X 61 cm Rare to find one of her works £950 In life generally, I naturally flit between order and chaos. Although more at ease with the former, it certainly lacks the sense of exhilaration I get from the latter. __________ When it comes to art, a comparable notion of duality will manifest itself in my preferences: I'm attracted to both clarity (of concept, artistic intent, meaning, etc.) and a sometimes-uncomfortable or disconcerting ambiguity. __________ Personal relationships are a tad more complicated. How much I care about what others think of me will vary between complete indifference and genuine concern. It depends. Not only on the specific individuals, but also on the issues in question. For example, if people, including family and friends, see me as aloof or mildly unpleasant, that isn't a problem. However, I would be bothered if they felt my comments in discussion were unfair, or my views were poorly considered. Similarly, there are certain character traits I very much wish to avoid being associated with (even by complete strangers, to whom I wouldn't otherwise pay attention). These would include pettiness, dishonesty, and cowardice — all of which are contemptible in my opinion. [One reason I find alternate/secondary accounts on this forum so repellent is that I liken the holders of those accounts with the above three traits.
Especially when used by those holders to buy/resell. Or to support their own posts or vested interests under a different username. Or to target other members under a different username.
The spinelessness and deceit of it all just makes me queasy, regardless of individual justification attempts.]A separate trait I want zero association with is narcissism. Now, my concern about the above artwork by Mary Breach is down to its uncanny resemblance. And therefore the potential for confusion. If I hung it at home, visitors could get an unfortunate false impression. No, those visitors probably wouldn't say anything in my presence. But they might easily and wrongly assume that, out of pure vanity or egotism, I had commissioned the artist to paint a portrait of me. Nicely done. Very, very nicely done. |
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Mary Breach (Irish) Exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy, by sevrin on Aug 19, 2023 0:25:50 GMT 1, Artist, Mary Breach (Irish) Title, An Goban Saor Exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy Annual Exhibition in 2000 Medium, Mixed media Frame size, 71 cm X 61 cm Rare to find one of her works £950 In life generally, I naturally flit between order and chaos. Although more at ease with the former, it certainly lacks the sense of exhilaration I get from the latter. __________ When it comes to art, a comparable notion of duality will manifest itself in my preferences: I'm attracted to both clarity (of concept, artistic intent, meaning, etc.) and a sometimes-uncomfortable or disconcerting ambiguity. __________ Personal relationships are a tad more complicated. How much I care about what others think of me will vary between complete indifference and genuine concern. It depends. Not only on the specific individuals, but also on the issues in question. For example, if people, including family and friends, see me as aloof or mildly unpleasant, that isn't a problem. However, I would be bothered if they felt my comments in discussion were unfair, or my views were poorly considered. Similarly, there are certain character traits I very much wish to avoid being associated with (even by complete strangers, to whom I wouldn't otherwise pay attention). These would include pettiness, dishonesty, and cowardice — all of which are contemptible in my opinion. [One reason I find alternate/secondary accounts on this forum so repellent is that I liken the holders of those accounts with the above three traits.
Especially when used by those holders to buy/resell. Or to support their own posts or vested interests under a different username. Or to target other members under a different username.
The spinelessness and deceit of it all just makes me queasy, regardless of individual justification attempts.]A separate trait I want zero association with is narcissism. Now, my concern about the above artwork by Mary Breach is down to its uncanny resemblance. And therefore the potential for confusion. If I hung it at home, visitors could get an unfortunate false impression. No, those visitors probably wouldn't say anything in my presence. But they might easily and wrongly assume that, out of pure vanity or egotism, I had commissioned the artist to paint a portrait of me. 
Artist, Mary Breach (Irish) Title, An Goban Saor Exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy Annual Exhibition in 2000 Medium, Mixed media Frame size, 71 cm X 61 cm Rare to find one of her works £950 In life generally, I naturally flit between order and chaos. Although more at ease with the former, it certainly lacks the sense of exhilaration I get from the latter. __________ When it comes to art, a comparable notion of duality will manifest itself in my preferences: I'm attracted to both clarity (of concept, artistic intent, meaning, etc.) and a sometimes-uncomfortable or disconcerting ambiguity. __________ Personal relationships are a tad more complicated. How much I care about what others think of me will vary between complete indifference and genuine concern. It depends. Not only on the specific individuals, but also on the issues in question. For example, if people, including family and friends, see me as aloof or mildly unpleasant, that isn't a problem. However, I would be bothered if they felt my comments in discussion were unfair, or my views were poorly considered. Similarly, there are certain character traits I very much wish to avoid being associated with (even by complete strangers, to whom I wouldn't otherwise pay attention). These would include pettiness, dishonesty, and cowardice — all of which are contemptible in my opinion. [One reason I find alternate/secondary accounts on this forum so repellent is that I liken the holders of those accounts with the above three traits.
Especially when used by those holders to buy/resell. Or to support their own posts or vested interests under a different username. Or to target other members under a different username.
The spinelessness and deceit of it all just makes me queasy, regardless of individual justification attempts.]A separate trait I want zero association with is narcissism. Now, my concern about the above artwork by Mary Breach is down to its uncanny resemblance. And therefore the potential for confusion. If I hung it at home, visitors could get an unfortunate false impression. No, those visitors probably wouldn't say anything in my presence. But they might easily and wrongly assume that, out of pure vanity or egotism, I had commissioned the artist to paint a portrait of me. I like it.....therefore..I Bump it....... |
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Mary Breach (Irish) Exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy, by topper on Aug 19, 2023 22:10:54 GMT 1, Artist, Mary Breach (Irish) Title, An Goban Saor Exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy Annual Exhibition in 2000 Medium, Mixed media Frame size, 71 cm X 61 cm Rare to find one of her works £950 In life generally, I naturally flit between order and chaos. Although more at ease with the former, it certainly lacks the sense of exhilaration I get from the latter. __________ When it comes to art, a comparable notion of duality will manifest itself in my preferences: I'm attracted to both clarity (of concept, artistic intent, meaning, etc.) and a sometimes-uncomfortable or disconcerting ambiguity. __________ Personal relationships are a tad more complicated. How much I care about what others think of me will vary between complete indifference and genuine concern. It depends. Not only on the specific individuals, but also on the issues in question. For example, if people, including family and friends, see me as aloof or mildly unpleasant, that isn't a problem. However, I would be bothered if they felt my comments in discussion were unfair, or my views were poorly considered. Similarly, there are certain character traits I very much wish to avoid being associated with (even by complete strangers, to whom I wouldn't otherwise pay attention). These would include pettiness, dishonesty, and cowardice — all of which are contemptible in my opinion. [One reason I find alternate/secondary accounts on this forum so repellent is that I liken the holders of those accounts with the above three traits.
Especially when used by those holders to buy/resell. Or to support their own posts or vested interests under a different username. Or to target other members under a different username.
The spinelessness and deceit of it all just makes me queasy, regardless of individual justification attempts.]A separate trait I want zero association with is narcissism. Now, my concern about the above artwork by Mary Breach is down to its uncanny resemblance. And therefore the potential for confusion. If I hung it at home, visitors could get an unfortunate false impression. No, those visitors probably wouldn't say anything in my presence. But they might easily and wrongly assume that, out of pure vanity or egotism, I had commissioned the artist to paint a portrait of me.
Artist, Mary Breach (Irish) Title, An Goban Saor Exhibited at the Royal Hibernian Academy Annual Exhibition in 2000 Medium, Mixed media Frame size, 71 cm X 61 cm Rare to find one of her works £950 In life generally, I naturally flit between order and chaos. Although more at ease with the former, it certainly lacks the sense of exhilaration I get from the latter. __________ When it comes to art, a comparable notion of duality will manifest itself in my preferences: I'm attracted to both clarity (of concept, artistic intent, meaning, etc.) and a sometimes-uncomfortable or disconcerting ambiguity. __________ Personal relationships are a tad more complicated. How much I care about what others think of me will vary between complete indifference and genuine concern. It depends. Not only on the specific individuals, but also on the issues in question. For example, if people, including family and friends, see me as aloof or mildly unpleasant, that isn't a problem. However, I would be bothered if they felt my comments in discussion were unfair, or my views were poorly considered. Similarly, there are certain character traits I very much wish to avoid being associated with (even by complete strangers, to whom I wouldn't otherwise pay attention). These would include pettiness, dishonesty, and cowardice — all of which are contemptible in my opinion. [One reason I find alternate/secondary accounts on this forum so repellent is that I liken the holders of those accounts with the above three traits.
Especially when used by those holders to buy/resell. Or to support their own posts or vested interests under a different username. Or to target other members under a different username.
The spinelessness and deceit of it all just makes me queasy, regardless of individual justification attempts.]A separate trait I want zero association with is narcissism. Now, my concern about the above artwork by Mary Breach is down to its uncanny resemblance. And therefore the potential for confusion. If I hung it at home, visitors could get an unfortunate false impression. No, those visitors probably wouldn't say anything in my presence. But they might easily and wrongly assume that, out of pure vanity or egotism, I had commissioned the artist to paint a portrait of me. Haha! Very good. Cap doffed. |
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