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Cornelius Browne is a painter and writer, documenting the coastal area around Maghery in Donegal where he grew up. Following his graduation in Fine Art from the National College of Art & Design in Dublin, he worked at the Irish Museum of Modern Art before returning to Donegal. His paintings have been shown in solo exhibitions, A Garden a Stone's Throw from the Sea, at Cashel Arts Festival, Weathering and An Invite to Eternity, at the Mckenna Gallery in Omagh, and All Nature has a Feeling, at Regional Cultural Centre in Letterkenny, and in many group exhibitions around Ireland. 

Since 2016, he has tutored plein air workshops at Glebe House & Gallery in Churchill, Donegal, and at the Dublin Plein Air Festival. He has worked in film as a production designer and screenwriter and has published fiction and poetry. He writes a regular column for The Visual Artists' News Sheet, published by Visual Artists' Ireland, and is a contributer to Sunday Miscellany on RTE Radio 1. He is currently working on his first book.