Painted in Tory Island, off the coast of County Donegal, this c.2000s-dated work captures rugged resilience and community spirit
associated with Gaelic island life and cultural sovereignty.
Barra Ó Maoláin is recognised as a contemporary Irish portrait artist. This work belongs to
his early period, reflecting Patsy Dan Rodgers, the subject, was a member of the Tory School of Art, influenced by Derek Hill's mentorship in the 1960s, and dedicated decades to preserving island tradition through his own painting
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This Collector's Edition print offers a tangible connection to Ireland's remote island communities, Gaelic kingship tradition, and folk art heritage. Ideal for
heritage enthusiasts, collectors of Irish island culture, and thoughtfully curated living spaces.
Collector's Edition Specifications
- Museum-grade giclée reproduction
- Printed on Master's Edition archival paper
- Matte, uncoated, natural off-white surface
- Acid-free and pH-balanced for long-term preservation
- FSC-certified paper from responsible forestry sources
- Designed for framing, conservation, and long-term display
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