James Humbert Craig

James Humbert Craig (1877–1944) was an Irish landscape painter known for his depictions of the rugged scenery of Donegal and the west of Ireland. Working primarily in oil and watercolor, he captured the natural beauty of the Irish countryside with a soft, impressionistic touch. Craig’s work reflected a deep appreciation for Ireland’s landscapes, often portraying rolling hills, coastal views, and rural life. His paintings remain highly regarded for their atmospheric quality and evocative use of light.