“Women of Ireland”
is a non political drawing
of the four green fields of Ireland
Which are the four provinces
Ulster, Munster, Connacht and Leinster
“Mná na hEireann” refers
to the wealth of beautiful and strong
Irish women who fill both
our history and our legends alike
The Tara Brooch dates from the 8th century
It is on display in the National Museum
In this drawing the fabric of people
into which the pin is set
represents the centuries of people
who have worn, owned or touched the brooch
One is inclined to imagine just
what this small piece of metal
has seen and experienced
and what tales of Ireland it could tell,
if it had a voice………
©
Limited Edition Print
1/750
2012
Signed & Numbered by the artist
The words are also written on the back of the picture
When Love is new
it surpasses all that went before
When you are in love
it is the best place to be
when you have found your one
True Love
It is never-ending
.
.
(Series 2)
When Love is new
it surpasses all that went before
When you are in love
it is the best place to be
when you have found your one
True Love
It is never-ending
.
.
(Series 1)
When Love is new
it surpasses all that went before
When you are in love
it is the best place to be
when you have found your one
True Love
It is never-ending
.
.
(Series 3)
When Love is new
it surpasses all that went before
When you are in love
it is the best place to be
when you have found your one
True Love
It is never-ending
.
.
(Series 6)
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without exception unless individual written permission has been given prior to any publication
