In the West of Ireland Art Print

Typical of Henry's style at the time, In the West of Ireland focuses on the landscape and skies of Connemara. The absence of people or of any sort of habitation brings a monumentality to the scene. Almost certainly a composite view made from sketches, the painting is a 'set-piece', a virtuoso performance in which the artist has set down irrevocably his view of the West in the terms which, like Constable's Suffolk or Cézanne's Provence, have become iconic.

National Gallery of Ireland Art Prints are the perfect way to have your own masterpiece. Printed on high quality 240gsm Satin paper using Epson Ultrachrome Archival inks, each print have a stated light fastness and image permanence of up to, at least 75 years. In order to preserve the image and prevent unnecessary fading, the print should not be exposed to direct sunlight and its UV rays.

All prints have the title and artist's name printed at the bottom of each reproduction.

Dimensions: 50 x 70cm (including white border)

Original Painting Information

Paul Henry, Irish, 1876-1958

In the West of Ireland, 1927-1928

Oil on canvas, 51 x 61 cm

Bequeathed, Mrs. M.F. Henry, the Artist's widow, 1974

NGI.4078