Your grandparents walked past this building every market day, and now you can see it the way they did — alive with colour and possibility.
Belfast City Hall has stood at the heart of Donegall Square since 1906 — the building every Belfastian navigates by, the backdrop to every protest, every celebration, every ordinary Tuesday. Ó Maoláin painted it not in stone grey but in every colour at once — red, purple, gold, teal, the whole spectrum bleeding through the Portland stone facade like light through stained glass.
This is Belfast as it feels to love it. Not documentary. Not nostalgic. Joyful.
Printed on archival giclée paper — matte, uncoated, natural off-white, 250 gsm, acid-free and FSC-certified. Available framed in oak, ash or black hardwood, or unframed. Colour-verified against the original. 30-day guarantee.
