Martin Finnin
Skinny Dipping in Eternity
Skinny Dipping in Eternity
Oil on canvas I 80 x 100 cm
Painted over several years, this piece combines the stillness of nature with the geometry of human presence. Under a pale blue moon, two tree-like forms rise on either side of a reflective pool, while the angular crane shape hovers above, part structure, part constellation.
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Artwork Details
oil on canvas
80 x 100 cm
2021
Framed
Payment & Purchase
This listing is for a €2,000 non-refundable deposit toward the total price of €9,000.
Paying the deposit secures the painting, and we’ll contact you within 24 hours to arrange the remaining balance by bank transfer. Once payment is complete, we’ll coordinate delivery or collection.
Delivery
Delivery within the Republic of Ireland is included at no additional cost.
Each work will be carefully prepared and delivered after the exhibition closes on 27 October.
We will contact you directly to arrange a convenient delivery time.
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Provenance & Copyright
All artworks are sold directly by Martin Finnin and come from the artist’s studio, not through resale.
Purchase of an artwork does not include the transfer or licensing of copyright, which remains with the artist.
Skinny Dipping in Eternity
Each painting carries its own journey - here’s a glimpse of how this piece unfolded.
These paintings were started in 2019 and finished during the Covid lockdowns in my home studio. The garden outside became a quiet influence, the shapes of trees and plants slipping into the work. The crane form serves as a counterweight to that organic presence, a reminder of the built world within a more dreamlike, natural space.
