Original Delvin Castle, County Westmeath, Ireland - Giclée Print

Explore the historic charm of Delvin, a picturesque village cradled in the serene landscape of County Westmeath, through this stunning artwork. Here, the remnants of Delvin Castle stand as a testament to times past. This castle, now a poignant echo of its former splendor, was originally a symbol of devotion, built in 1181 by Sir Hugh De Lacey, Lord of Meath, as a noble gift for his brother-in-law, Sir Gilbert Nugent.

This exclusive artwork is a limited edition print, meticulously produced on Archival Hahnemuhle Fine Art paper, renowned for its durability and quality. The use of professional light-fast inks ensures that each print retains its vibrancy and detail, mirroring the rich history it represents.

As a testament to its authenticity and exclusivity, each print in this collection is individually titled, numbered, and hand-signed by the artist, Bernice Cooke. It's important to note that the print is sold unmounted and unframed, giving you the freedom to display it in a way that complements your space. For protection during transportation, the print is carefully rolled and shipped in a postal tube.

While the accompanying photos serve as a reference, the artistic interpretation and its execution are the exclusive intellectual property of Bernice Cooke ©2024. Please be aware that purchasing this print does not include the transfer of image reproduction rights.