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The Best Irish Art Gifts Under €50
Meaningful, beautiful Irish art gifts for under €50 — landscapes, writers, music legends and Irish-language prints, framed or unframed with free worldwide shipping.
The Best Irish Art Gifts Under €50
Meaningful, beautiful Irish art gifts for under €50 — landscapes, writers, music legends and Irish-language prints, framed or unframed with free worldwide shipping.
Irish Landscape Art: From the Burren to Connemara
The great painters of the Irish countryside — from James Arthur O'Connor's storm light to the Impressionists of the west — and how to choose a landscape print for your...
Irish Landscape Art: From the Burren to Connemara
The great painters of the Irish countryside — from James Arthur O'Connor's storm light to the Impressionists of the west — and how to choose a landscape print for your...
What Is Irish Art? A Short History
From Celtic knotwork and Romantic landscapes to Lavery, Harry Clarke and Mainie Jellett's modernism — a short, clear history of Irish art, and where to start collecting it.
What Is Irish Art? A Short History
From Celtic knotwork and Romantic landscapes to Lavery, Harry Clarke and Mainie Jellett's modernism — a short, clear history of Irish art, and where to start collecting it.
Celtic Art: What Is Actually Irish About It
The most famous object in Irish art is called the Tara Brooch. It was not found at Tara, and the name was invented by a Dublin jeweller who wanted to...
Celtic Art: What Is Actually Irish About It
The most famous object in Irish art is called the Tara Brooch. It was not found at Tara, and the name was invented by a Dublin jeweller who wanted to...
John B. Keane: the publican who wrote the plays...
The Abbey turned down five of his plays. A drama group from a town of three thousand people put Sive on in a ballroom, took it to the All-Ireland, and...
John B. Keane: the publican who wrote the plays...
The Abbey turned down five of his plays. A drama group from a town of three thousand people put Sive on in a ballroom, took it to the All-Ireland, and...
Harry Clarke: the blues, the books, and the win...
Edith Somerville called his windows a kind of hellish splendour. How Harry Clarke made glass behave that way, illustrated Poe, and made a window his own government would not send...
Harry Clarke: the blues, the books, and the win...
Edith Somerville called his windows a kind of hellish splendour. How Harry Clarke made glass behave that way, illustrated Poe, and made a window his own government would not send...