Shireen by Irish Artsit Frederic William Burton Art Print
Shireen by Irish Artsit Frederic William Burton Art Print
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Shireen by Frederic William Burton – Fine Art Reproduction Print
Bring timeless beauty and romance into your home with this exquisite fine art reproduction of Shireen, a masterpiece by renowned Irish artist Sir Frederic William Burton RHA.
A Story of Enduring Love and Strength
Shireen, a seventh-century Persian noblewoman and queen, was much more than a royal consort—she was a symbol of resilience, grace, and unwavering devotion. As the Christian wife of King Khosrow II, she followed him into exile during a time of political upheaval, only to return by his side and shape history. Celebrated in Persian literature as the embodiment of true love and loyalty, Shireen’s story transcends borders and centuries.
A Masterpiece by an Irish Great
Sir Frederic William Burton (1816–1900), born in County Wicklow and raised in County Clare, was one of Ireland’s most accomplished painters. His romantic, richly detailed works often captured poignant historical and literary moments. Best known for his painting The Meeting on the Turret Stairs, Burton brings the same depth and tenderness to Shireen, blending Irish artistic tradition with global inspiration.
Why You'll Love It
Museum-Quality Reproduction – Faithfully printed with rich, vibrant inks on premium archival paper
A Statement of Elegance – A sophisticated and emotive piece that adds depth to any room
A Gift of Meaning – Perfect for lovers of art, history, literature, or Persian culture
Irish Art Heritage – Celebrate Ireland’s artistic legacy by supporting a local business that champions Irish talent
Whether you’re curating your gallery wall or searching for a meaningful gift, Shireen offers a powerful blend of storytelling, beauty, and cultural depth.
Own a piece of Irish art history – order your print today.
- Paper Finishing: Matte, smooth, non-reflective surface.
- Paper Weight: 200 gsm (80 lb), thickness: 0.26 mm (10.3 mils).
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