Mulhall portrait artist trest | Illustrated, feature articles on his life and art have appeared in MOJO, GUITARIST, NME, HOT PRESS, IN DUBLIN, SUNDAY TRIBUNE, BUSINESS PLUS, NEW YORK ART GUIDE. and on RTE Radio One's RATTLEBAG.Portraits include of Bono U2, WATERBOYS, BOB DYLAN, seamus heaney,Led Zepplin,Van Morrison,oasis,noel gallagher,liam gallagher,Madonna| Rock & Roll Portrait artist

The Answer

Lead singer Cormac neeson signing my portrait of the band.

The Answer

This is the Painting getting signed by Cormac

Bruce Springstean

Bruce Springstean with the American flag.(Prints only)

Dolly Parton

The country and wester legend Dolly Parton.

Bob Marley

Bob Marley known world wide for his reggae music.

James Joyce

James Joyce widely know for his Novelist and Poet profession.

Beckett

Samuel Beckett an Irish writer, dramatist and poet. and Nobel prise winner in Literature

Bruce Springstean

A large painting in oil of legend Bruce Springstean.

phil lynnot

An oil painting of rock singer Phil Lynnot.

willie nelson live

A beautiful painting of country and wester star willie nelson

willie nelson

An oil painting of country and western star willie nelson

Liam & Noel Gallagher

This is the first view of William Mulhall's portraits of Liam & Noel Gallagher of Oasis.

The Source Stage

This painting shows the stage that Dylan will perform on. In the shadows we glimpse a cowboy hat which represents the spirit of Bob Dylan

Rolling stones legend Ron Wood joined Bob Dylan and his band on stage in Kilkenny He acted as jester, cajoling the crowd to sing along and at one point made Dylan smile with his funny remarks and energy Here Dylan takes a break from singing to blow a few trademark bars on his trusty harmonica

Bob Dylan - Black Hat

Dylan looks to the side, his lips pursed as if to make a cryptic comment as Mulhall sketches him

Guitar Rack-Bob Dylan

This picture shows the rack of guitars which Bob Dylan will use when he performs his classic songs Lined up together they look like a modern sculpture full of colour and form

Bob dylan is our Jesus

This picture depicts the excitment of the fans as Bob Dylan arrives in Kilkenny for his Irish show

Bob Dylan at 60

This is the definite portrait of Bob Dylan by William Mulhall It combines all the observations and inspirations that William gathered during his encounter with this legendary poet and musician For William, the words come first and so he fades the guitar out of the picture allowing Bob to take his place in the Valhalla of writers such as Shakespere and WB Yeats It is a unique image of a man who will not be photographed or filmed but welcomed an Irish painter into his circle to capture him for enternity

Bob dylan Arrives

Bob Dylan arrives at Nowlan Park When he did, he went straight to a side exit where thirty local kids were waiting, hoping to catch a glimpse of the legend Instead, Dylan walked up to them, had a chat, then led them in past security and escorted them to the main arena where they watched the concert as his guests

Bob Dylan walks to the stage

I feel that Bob Dylan walks through a crowd sweeping it with his internal radar His eyes are downcast, fixed on some invisible point, yet he takes everything Here he walks towards the stage as the roar of the crowd grows in his ears

A Rooster Crows

This is the fourth painting created for the dressing room A rooster crows, can you guess the rest

At the Hanging

This is the third painting in the dressing room. Can you tell the song that inspired it ?

The Axe Fell

This is the second painting in the dressing room Can you guess the song

Blue Night

This is the first of four paintings that hang in the dressing room Can you guess the song

Dressing Room of Bob Dylan

This painting depicts the inner sanctum, the dressing room where Bob held court in Kilkenney and prepared for his concert for four hours before going on stage. William was asked to design an exhibition for Bob. The paintings which are inspired by Bob Dylan songs are shown in the background. A cowboy hat is left in frame to show that Bob is about somewhere