Dingle Wildflower View Print
The 2025 Print Release! Archival reproduction of the original painting from my time in Ireland. Contact artist for framing, installation or a custom size.
About the Work: View from when I climbed Eask Tower overlooking Dingle Harbor and the ring of Kerry- it's true that Dingle might be the most beautiful place in the world. The stone tower (not pictured in the painting), was built in 1847 during the famine, is accessed through a nice old man's farm, and you close and open the sheep gates as you ascend. After the workhouses closed during the famine, building this tower was considered famine work to pass the time. The history is fascinating and somber. And now, many tourists and locals hike the rugged path through the foxglove and sheep.
Two Print Options: Gallery Wrapped Canvas Print (1.5 inch deep, no framing required) or Giclee Print (archival paper, framing required)
Gallery Wrapped Canvas Print
Printed locally
Protective coating
Ready to hang, no framing required
12×12 inches, $150
18×18 inches, $250
24x24 inches, $300
30×30 inches, $400
Giclee Print
Hand signed and dated by artist.
Printed to order
Size includes one inch border on all sides.
Framing available, contact artist after you complete your order.
12×12 inches, $100
18×18 inches, $150
24×24 inches, $200
The 2025 Print Release! Archival reproduction of the original painting from my time in Ireland. Contact artist for framing, installation or a custom size.
About the Work: View from when I climbed Eask Tower overlooking Dingle Harbor and the ring of Kerry- it's true that Dingle might be the most beautiful place in the world. The stone tower (not pictured in the painting), was built in 1847 during the famine, is accessed through a nice old man's farm, and you close and open the sheep gates as you ascend. After the workhouses closed during the famine, building this tower was considered famine work to pass the time. The history is fascinating and somber. And now, many tourists and locals hike the rugged path through the foxglove and sheep.
Two Print Options: Gallery Wrapped Canvas Print (1.5 inch deep, no framing required) or Giclee Print (archival paper, framing required)
Gallery Wrapped Canvas Print
Printed locally
Protective coating
Ready to hang, no framing required
12×12 inches, $150
18×18 inches, $250
24x24 inches, $300
30×30 inches, $400
Giclee Print
Hand signed and dated by artist.
Printed to order
Size includes one inch border on all sides.
Framing available, contact artist after you complete your order.
12×12 inches, $100
18×18 inches, $150
24×24 inches, $200
The 2025 Print Release! Archival reproduction of the original painting from my time in Ireland. Contact artist for framing, installation or a custom size.
About the Work: View from when I climbed Eask Tower overlooking Dingle Harbor and the ring of Kerry- it's true that Dingle might be the most beautiful place in the world. The stone tower (not pictured in the painting), was built in 1847 during the famine, is accessed through a nice old man's farm, and you close and open the sheep gates as you ascend. After the workhouses closed during the famine, building this tower was considered famine work to pass the time. The history is fascinating and somber. And now, many tourists and locals hike the rugged path through the foxglove and sheep.
Two Print Options: Gallery Wrapped Canvas Print (1.5 inch deep, no framing required) or Giclee Print (archival paper, framing required)
Gallery Wrapped Canvas Print
Printed locally
Protective coating
Ready to hang, no framing required
12×12 inches, $150
18×18 inches, $250
24x24 inches, $300
30×30 inches, $400
Giclee Print
Hand signed and dated by artist.
Printed to order
Size includes one inch border on all sides.
Framing available, contact artist after you complete your order.
12×12 inches, $100
18×18 inches, $150
24×24 inches, $200