Josephine had strong familial ties to Northern Ireland and undertook numerous paintings on a visit in Killough, County Down, like this view of St Anne’s Church (built in 1802).
An overt example of Josephine’s impressionist leanings, with liberal use of impasto.
Fluid brushstrokes and rich, earthy tones evoke the movement of water and the timeless charm of Venice.
This delicate watercolour captures a Venetian canal scene with soft, impressionistic washes of colour.
An expressive landscape featuring thick, textured brushstrokes and a moody sky.
By the River captures the play of light on water and land with soft, expressive brushstrokes.
A moody, atmospheric depiction of the Australian landscape.
A vivid Impressionist landscape, capturing the interplay of light, colour and reflection.
An expressive Impressionist landscape, capturing the beauty of the Australian countryside.
A windswept coastal landscape with expressive brushstrokes and earthy tones.
This Impressionist landscape evokes the tranquillity and depth of the Australian bush.
A dramatic sky, rolling hills and textured foreground evoke the quiet tension of an impending storm.