Waterston House, Glasson, County Westmeath. Original Painting.

Embark on a historical journey with this evocative painting that captures the last vestiges of an estate constructed around 1745 for Gustavus Handcock MP, the Recorder of Athlone, and his wife Elizabeth Temple of Mount Temple. This artwork poignantly depicts the only remaining gable end wall of the estate, standing as a silent testament to a bygone era.

The painting, framed at 18 x 22.5 inches, is a harmonious blend of pen and watercolor, skillfully capturing the delicate balance between the robustness of history and the fragile nature of memory. The fine lines rendered by the pen bring out the architectural details, while the watercolor adds a touch of melancholy, echoing the estate's faded glory.

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Whether as a focal point in your home, a conversation starter in your office, or as part of your art collection, this painting is more than just a depiction of a historical site; it's a piece of Irish heritage brought to life through art.