Mary A Fitzgerald, Red over two Blues Landscape products the tines are strong and

the tines are strong and firm

Drop in the bulbs

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Mary A Fitzgerald, Red over two Blues Landscape products the tines are strong andYou have to read into this what you will: the meaning is unclear. Could it signify clouds, rain, a sense of manace? Or maybe there isn't any meaning. Maybe it's an exploration of colour. As she herself says, her subjects are 'never presented in full, and remain open ended in interpretation.' Mary Fitzgerald is a Dublin artist, a graduate of the National College of Art and Design, as well as a lecturer in the print department there. Carborundum print,