Pete Hogan, Baggot Street Harry Kernoff These works juxtapose the rugged

These works juxtapose the rugged beauty of the natural landscape with the matter-of-fact human-made elements

but lived for most of his life in Northern Ireland

Red handles means they are easy to spot if you out them down somewhere

From a small boat in the foreground the eye is led through the water to the impressive 19th Century castle as the base of the mountains

Ballylusk dust is the ideal surface for going under gravel surfaces

Pete Hogan, Baggot Street Harry Kernoff These works juxtapose the ruggedEtching of Baggot Street facades by Dublin artist Pete Hogan. Made in the 1980s, it perfectly captures one of Dublin most beautiful and tree filled streets. Multiple plates overlayed in the printing process give the whole image a wonderful complexity. Pete Hogan is a Dublin artist whose street scenes and architectural drawings have documented Dublin life and architecture for almost four decades. He has sailed around the world and is also an