Powerscourt, County Wicklow — Collector’s Edition Irish Landscape Art Print
This majestic artwork by George Barret, painted between 1760 and 1762, captures the dramatic beauty of Powerscourt Estate in County Wicklow. Widely celebrated as one of the earliest masterpieces of Irish landscape painting, it embodies the rise of Ireland’s artistic identity during the Enlightenment era.
About the Artist
George Barret (1728–1784) is regarded as a founding figure of the Irish landscape tradition. Born in Dublin, Barret gained acclaim for his ability to translate the grandeur of Ireland’s natural scenery into works of profound emotional and cultural depth. His paintings were highly sought after by the Anglo-Irish aristocracy and are now held in national collections.
Artwork Significance
Powerscourt Estate, nestled at the foothills of the Wicklow Mountains, was a symbol of Ireland’s aristocratic heritage and natural splendour. Barret’s portrayal is not merely a landscape—it is a tribute to Ireland’s spiritual relationship with land and place, a theme that would define Irish art for centuries.
Collector’s Edition Print Details
- Printed on 250 gsm museum-grade archival paper
- FSC-certified hardwood frames in natural oak, black, or white
- Pigment-based inks for 100+ year fade resistance
- Available as Framed Collector’s Edition or Archival Print Edition
Why Collect This Artwork
This piece is a cultural treasure of Ireland’s artistic heritage, making it ideal for collectors, historians, and design-led interiors. Displaying Barret’s work in your home is not just decorative—it is a statement of refined taste and cultural identity.
Bring a defining moment of Irish art history into your space with this exceptional Collector’s Edition print.
