This second painting of the Cliffs of Moher captures the vast sweep of the Atlantic coast, with sheer stone faces rising against the crashing waves. The composition emphasizes the contrast between the rugged rock formations, the rolling green grass, and the restless sea below. Based on a photograph taken by a friend during their holiday, the work mirrors the raw, untamed beauty of Ireland’s western shore. Like the first painting, it was created as a gift and sold to the same friend.