Collection: Mythology

Cú Chulainn at the ford. The Tuatha Dé Danann in the mist. The faeries moving through the Connacht hills at dusk. Ireland's mythological world is unlike any other — and its artists have been painting it for centuries.

This collection brings together fine art prints rooted in Irish mythology, Celtic legend, and folklore — from the heroic sagas of the Ulster Cycle to the supernatural imagery of the Celtic revival. Each print is produced on 250gsm archival matte paper, available framed in solid wood or unframed. Free worldwide shipping.

Worth reading first: what the Celtic Tree of Life actually means — the design is modern, but the Irish tree law behind it is real, and stranger. And Celtic art — what is actually Irish about it, on the Tara Brooch and which parts of the knotwork are native.

Part of our full Irish Art Prints collection — over 600 works by Ireland's greatest artists.

The letters

Once or twice a month we write about the paintings — where they came from, who made them, and why they still hold. The Burton on the turret stairs and the Danish ballad behind it. How Harry Clarke got that blue. Why the Celtic Tree of Life is younger than everyone says. No offers dressed up as news.

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