Countess Markievicz – Casimir Dunin Markievicz Canvas Art Print | Buy Irish Art

This full‑length 1899 portrait shows Constance, Countess Markievicz (née Gore‑Booth) before the turmoil of revolution and public life. Painted with Parisian flair by her husband, the Polish‑born artist Casimir Dunin Markievicz, it captures her poised profile in a flowing white gown, a world away from the later images of her in military uniform.
The original oil on canvas, The Artist’s Wife, Constance, Comtesse de Markievicz (1868–1927), Irish Painter and Revolutionary (205 × 91 cm), hangs today in the National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin. Constance, born into a wealthy Sligo family, studied art in London and Paris before turning to politics. She would go on to fight in the 1916 Easter Rising and become the first woman elected to the British House of Commons in 1918.

Casimir Dunin Markievicz (1874–1932) was a painter, playwright and theatre director from a Polish landed family who became a vivid presence in bohemian Dublin. This fine‑art canvas reproduction brings the elegance and quiet intensity of that original portrait into a contemporary interior — a striking conversation piece at the crossroads of Irish art and revolutionary history.

Sizes & Format
– 40 × 80 cm / 16 × 32″
– Tall, full‑length vertical format — ideal for hallways, stairwells and feature walls.

Canvas Details
– Printed on museum‑quality, artist‑grade canvas
– Gallery‑wrapped and stretched on a slim, solid wood frame
– Rich, archival inks for long‑lasting colour
– Arrives ready to hang.

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