Kilmartin village
The writer of these essays is artist and illustrator
George John Stewart
Kilmartin*, Argyll, Scotland (2009-present)
Blessington**, Co Wicklow, Ireland (2014-2015)
*Kilmartin has been a religious centre for many centuries. Indeed, the name Kilmartin (Cille Mhartainn) means '[St.] Martin's Church'. It is uncertain, whether or not the Martin of Kilmartin is the same as the St Martin after whom the St Martin's Cross at Iona Abbey is named.
**Blessington is only a few kilometers from Glendalough, renowned for an Early Medieval monastic settlement founded in the 6th century by St Kevin.
George welcomes any comments you may have and can be contacted by e-mail at either of these email addresses: georgejohnstewart@gmail.com
georgejohn.stewart@ima.cc
Image is of Kilmartin village, from a photograph by the author.
George John Stewart
Kilmartin*, Argyll, Scotland (2009-present)
Blessington**, Co Wicklow, Ireland (2014-2015)
*Kilmartin has been a religious centre for many centuries. Indeed, the name Kilmartin (Cille Mhartainn) means '[St.] Martin's Church'. It is uncertain, whether or not the Martin of Kilmartin is the same as the St Martin after whom the St Martin's Cross at Iona Abbey is named.
**Blessington is only a few kilometers from Glendalough, renowned for an Early Medieval monastic settlement founded in the 6th century by St Kevin.
George welcomes any comments you may have and can be contacted by e-mail at either of these email addresses: georgejohnstewart@gmail.com
georgejohn.stewart@ima.cc
Image is of Kilmartin village, from a photograph by the author.
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