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Philip S Childs

Philip S Childs (Born 1964) is active/lives in Ireland.  Philip Childs is known for Landscape, barn yard chickens, cattle and hunting dog painting.

Philip Childs, born in 1964, is an accomplished artist who is recognised as one of the leading wildlife and landscape artists in Ireland. He now lives and paints in County Wexford.

Childs has an innate ability to bring life to his subject. As a painter he is sensitive to the subtleties of light and shade, and to the character of the subject. His attention to detail is meticulous and follows a strict and authentic study of the subject, ensuring the surroundings; body movement and settings are all compatible with their true nature.

Childs’ recognised natural ability has led to critical acclaim, winning the ‘All Ireland Art Championships’ in 1995, which lead to interviews on National television and Radio launching his work into the public eye. His work is held in many private collections in Ireland and abroad.

“I don’t have any great philosophies or pretend to have the answers. I simply love to paint what I see, maybe evoke a memory for someone, bring a smile to anot   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1258 characters.]  Artist bio

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