Irish

The original travel poster was printed from a painting by Norman Wilkinson for the Ulster Transport Authority. The image is of the Antrim Coast Road, probably one of the most scenic coastal roads in Ireland featuring the headland of Garron point. These posters are...

The original travel poster was printed circa 1952 from a painting by A J Wilson for British Railways. The poster shows a small harbour, known as the Long Hole, in Bangor Northern Ireland. These posters are reproductions of original vintage posters printed on high...

'Belfast Pubs' is a signed open edition print by Cowfield design.This print is available in three difference sizes - 20.5 x 25.5 / 30 x 40 / 50 x 70 cm.Frame Details: We use sustainable wooden frames and glass, not fibreboard and acrylic which...

’Veda Bread’ is an open edition print by Charlotte Black with the Irish slang phrase ‘Whadda 'Dead On.’ This translates to ‘hitting the mark.’ This print comes in three sizes, see 'Additional Information' for details. All sizes are available framed or unframed. Frame Details:...

The poster shows an image of the Portstewart which is in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. These posters are reproductions of original vintage posters printed on high quality Fuji crystal photographic paper. The image is available in three paper sizes – 30x40 cm, 50x70 cm...

This is an open edition print by Charlotte Blackburn entitled ‘Ice Cream’ with the Irish slang phrase ‘Fancy a Poke? Aye Go On.’ This translates to ‘Would you like an ice cream? Yes ok.’ This print comes in three sizes, see 'Additional Information' for...

The original travel poster was printed circa 1934 for British Railways to advertise the Sealink service. The poster shows an image of the Larne to Stranraer ferry which ran between Northern Ireland and Scotland. These posters are reproductions of original vintage posters printed on...

'Coast Road Bus' is a open edition, travel poster. Superb Northern Ireland poster showing a period bus full of passengers on the Antrim Coast Road - Printed for the Ulster Transport Authority c1950. These posters are reproductions of original vintage posters printed on high...

The original travel poster was printed circa 1936 from a painting by Norman Wilkinson for L.M.S. Railway company. The image is of Sheephaven Bay in County Donegal.These posters are reproductions of original vintage posters printed on high quality Fuji crystal photographic paper.The image is...

'Giant's Causway Co Antrim' is an open edition poster. The original travel poster was printed circa 1924 from a painting by RG Praill for L.M.S. Railway company. The poster shows an image of the Giants Causeway which is in County Antrim, Northern Ireland.These posters...

The original travel poster was printed for the Cunard Line. The image is painted from the Royal County Down golf course looking towards Slieve Donard which is the highest peak in Northern Ireland and is part of the mountains of Mourne.These posters are reproductions...

The original travel poster was printed from a painting by Norman Wilkinson for L.M.S. Railway company. The image is from the present day 8th green looking towards the rugged Co Antrim coastline. These posters are reproductions of original vintage posters printed on high quality...

'Belfast Lough' is a open edition, travel poster. The original travel poster was printed circa 1934 from a painting by Norman Wilkinson for the Ulster Tourist and Development Association. The image is of the old pilot tower in Belfast Lough. In the background is...

This is an open edition print by Charlotte Blackburn entitled ‘The Ulster Fry’ with the Irish slang phrase ‘Fill Yer Boots Big Lawd.’ This translates to ‘Help yourself, Sir.’ This print comes in three sizes, see 'Additional Information' for details. All sizes are available...

The original travel poster was printed from a painting by Paul Henry for L.M.S. Railway company. The image shows Mount Errigal in Donegal which is the tallest peak in the Derryveagh Mountains. These posters are reproductions of original vintage posters printed on high quality...

The original travel poster was printed circa 1904 to promote the Belfast - Heysham ferry Route. It shows the coastal town of Bangor and an inset illustration of Ballyholme Bay.These posters are reproductions of original vintage posters printed on high quality Fuji crystal photographic...

The original travel poster was printed circa 1934 from a painting by Paul Henry for L.M.S. Railway company. The image is of Sheephaven Bay which can be seen from the Atlantic Drive in County Donegal. These posters are reproductions of original vintage posters printed...

This is an open edition print by Charlotte Blackburn entitled ‘Wash Those Hands’.Frame Details: We use sustainable wooden frames and glass, not fibreboard and acrylic which typically you find in 'off the shelf' frames. Unlike acrylic, glass does not lose its clarity over time...

'Belfast Harland and Wolff' is an illustration from a digital drawing by Carl Boyce. Featuring an iconic crane from the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast. It is a stylised giclee print reflecting Carl's architectural backgound and is branded with his logo. This artwork...

'Cows' is an open edition illustrative print based on the popular 'Father Ted' TV series.Produced on heavy 300gsm high-quality watercolour paperAll the main characters are available to collect!Frame Details: We use sustainable wooden frames and glass, not fibreboard and acrylic which typically you find...