Margaret Egan Irish

Margaret Egan was born in New Ross, Co. Wexford, Ireland. Although qualified as a draftswoman she continued her education at the National College of Art in Dublin and studied under the famous Breton, Yann Renard Goulet, RHA. She now lives and works in Dublin and has been exhibiting her work in both oils and watercolours to much critical acclaim.

Her themes range from still life to haunting portraits of a physical yet mystical Ireland as she focuses on what she calls the language of the land and its history. Egan draws inspiration from everyday life and events. She’s excited by the undercurrents of feeling that run throughout peoples’ lives which she feels is reflected in their environment and landscape.

Egan has been exhibiting her work for decades, both nationally and internationally to significant critical acclaim. Her work has been shown in Ireland, England, Wales, France, Portugal, New York and Singapore and she is represented  in both public and private collections including in Deloitte Ireland, the National Concert Hall and The Abbey Theatre Dublin.