Little & Great Sugar Loaf – Henry Newton Irish Art Print

Henry Newton's Little and Great Sugar Loaf Mountains hangs in the National Gallery of Ireland — the twin Wicklow peaks over rolling valleys and grazing sheep, as an archival art print, framed or unframed.

Little is recorded of Newton beyond the years he exhibited, 1847 to about 1854. The painting is the record: Wicklow valleys, scattered flocks and the two peaks under a softly glowing sky.

Quality

• Archival Pigments: Fade-resistant inks designed for exceptional colour stability and longevity.
• Paper: Heavyweight, off-white, uncoated paper with a subtle texture that echoes traditional fine art prints.
• Faithful to the Original: Carefully balanced tones and detail ensure a true-to-life print of the National Gallery of Ireland artwork.

Framing & Presentation

• Premium Hardwood Frames: Choose from black, white, or natural wood, crafted from FSC-certified oak or ash with a refined 20 mm profile.
• Shatterproof Glazing: Crystal-clear plexiglass protects the artwork while keeping it lightweight and easy to hang.
• Ready to Hang: Framed prints arrive fully assembled with a professional hanging kit included.

Artwork Details

• Title: Little and Great Sugar Loaf Mountains, County Wicklow
• Artist: Henry Newton (fl.1847–c.1854)
• Collection: National Gallery of Ireland
• Edition Type: archival pigments on paper
• Paper Weight: Approx. 250 gsm, uncoated, natural white
• Frame Width: 20 mm hardwood profile
• Available Sizes: 30×45 cm / 12×18″, 60×90 cm / 24×36″

For Collectors & Lovers of Irish Heritage

This print is ideal for anyone with a connection to Wicklow, a love of Irish scenery, or a passion for 19th-century landscape painting. It brings quiet depth and history to living rooms, hallways, offices, and heritage-inspired interiors, and makes a thoughtful gift for birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, or housewarmings.

Own a finely crafted print of one of County Wicklow’s most recognisable views, created to gallery standards for today’s collector.