Gerry Halpin in studio.
Collect the work of one of the North West's most respected contemporary artists.

Awarded an MBE for Services to the Arts and Charity, Gerry Halpin creates expressive landscape paintings inspired by the moors, coastline, and the ever-changing patterns of the natural world. Rich in texture, colour, and atmosphere, his work can be found in private and public collections across the UK and continues to attract collectors who appreciate both artistic quality and a strong sense of place.

NEW COLLECTION...

'Into the Deep'. A framed original painting by Gerry Halpin.
'Into the Deep'

Blue Collection

Inspired by Sea, Sky and Tranquillity

Discover the timeless beauty and quiet elegance of Gerry Halpin’s Blue Collection—a series of original paintings inspired by the calming power of blue in all its forms. From expansive coastal skies and tranquil waters to atmospheric landscapes filled with light and distance, each artwork captures a moment of peace, reflection and natural beauty.

 

Available Artwork...

'Moorland - Fading Light'. Ink on paper original painting by Gerry Halpin.

Moorland Series

This fantastic landscape of moors, woodland, old tracks and much history became my outdoor studio, a source of new images and new ways of expressing what was to be seen.

Shoreline Series

My inspiration to draw and paint from the coast comes from walking along the beach and looking into rock pools, exploring collections of things strewn about, some clearly visible whilst others part hidden.

'Evening Walk (Barn Owl)' by Gerry Halpin

Abstract Art

My abstract art is usually non-representational or non-objective, meaning that it does not depict recognizable objects or scenes.It relies on my imagination, emotions, and creativity to express the ideas and feelings from the object or scene that sparks my inspirational juices.

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'Autumn l'. A framed open art print by Gerry Halpin.

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'Across the Water'