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The Ruins of O’Connell Street (1916) – Collector’s Fine Art Print

The Ruins of O’Connell Street (1916) – Collector’s Fine Art Print

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The Ruins of O’Connell Street (1916) – Collector’s Edition Museum-Quality Print

Own an extraordinary work of Irish history and art with this Collector’s Edition reproduction of The Ruins of O’Connell Street, 1916 by Belgian artist Edmond Delrenne. Painted in the aftermath of the Easter Rising, this rare composition bears witness to Dublin’s devastation and enduring spirit — the General Post Office standing defiant amid the rubble beneath a newly raised Irish tricolour.

Delrenne, a refugee from war-torn Belgium, brought a uniquely empathetic eye to the destruction he saw in Dublin. His muted palette and delicate handling of light evoke both loss and resilience. The original, once owned by Royal Hibernian Academy president Dermod O’Brien, now resides in the National Gallery of Ireland.

Collector’s Edition Features

  • Printed on 250 gsm Master’s Edition archival matte paper with rich texture and museum-grade finish
  • Fade-resistant pigment inks ensuring exceptional tonal accuracy and longevity
  • Available unframed or in hand-crafted solid-wood frames (black, white, or natural oak)
  • Shatter-resistant plexiglass glazing and FSC-certified sustainable materials
  • Delivered ready to hang, complete with mounting kit and certificate of authenticity
  • Free worldwide shipping within 2–5 business days

This museum-quality edition honours Ireland’s revolutionary past through masterful craftsmanship — a timeless investment for collectors, historians, and admirers of Irish heritage.

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