A Bay near Howth – Henry Newton Irish Art Print

Henry Newton (fl. 1847–c. 1854) draws the raw beauty of Dublin’s shoreline in A Bay near Howth, County Dublin — a nineteenth-century scene in the collection of the National Gallery of Ireland.

Faithfully printed from the original in the collection of the National Gallery of Ireland, this edition preserves the delicate colours, textures, and atmospheric detail that define Newton’s work. Every print is created using archival pigments and premium materials to ensure lasting beauty.

Quality

• Archival Paper: Printed on 250 gsm, FSC-certified matte paper with a natural white finish.
• Precision Printing: High-resolution pigment inks for exceptional detail and colour fidelity.
• Premium Wooden Frames: Choose from black, white, or natural wood (oak/ash) FSC-certified solid hardwood.
• Shatterproof Glazing: UV-protective plexiglass preserves colour and protects from damage.
• Ready to Hang: Professionally assembled with an included hanging kit.

Why You’ll Love This Artwork

• A classic view of the Dublin coastline, perfect for lovers of Irish heritage.
• Suitable for living rooms, hallways, offices, or coastal-inspired interiors.
• A meaningful Irish gift for art collectors and history enthusiasts.

Specifications

• Title: A Bay near Howth, County Dublin
• Artist: Henry Newton (fl.1847–c.1854)
• Collection: National Gallery of Ireland
• Paper: 250 gsm archival matte
• Frames: FSC-certified wood in black, white, or natural oak/ash
• Glazing: UV-protective, shatterproof plexiglass
• Included: Hanging kit

Own a breathtaking piece of Ireland’s artistic heritage — thoughtfully printed for today’s collector.