Collection: Gifts to Send Abroad

Sent abroad, a print does what a phone call can't — it hangs on a wall and stays there. This collection gathers the places people ask for most when buying for someone who's left — Glendalough, the Cliffs of Moher, Benbulben, the Ha'penny Bridge, Dingle, the Antrim coast — alongside the words that don't quite survive translation: grá, sonas, cairde, and the proverb that gave its name to a hundred kitchens, níl aon tinteán mar do thinteán féin.

Every print is made at the press nearest the delivery address — Ireland, the UK, the US, Canada or Australia — so a parcel to Boston or Sydney is produced there, not posted from Dublin, and normally arrives with nothing to pay at the door.