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A Galway Cottage - Art Print by Irish Artist Walter Frederick Osborne

A Galway Cottage - Art Print by Irish Artist Walter Frederick Osborne

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A Galway Cottage – Irish Art Print by Walter Frederick Osborne

Traditional Irish Cottage Scene | Fine Art Reproduction | Connemara Landscape Print

Bring the charm of Ireland’s west coast into your home with this high-quality reproduction of A Galway Cottage by renowned Irish artist Walter Frederick Osborne (1859–1903). This timeless Irish art print captures a peaceful moment in a traditional Connemara cottage, beautifully painted in the late 19th century.

In this warm and atmospheric scene, an elderly couple tends to the hearth in a modest rural interior. Sunlight filters through a small window, casting a soft glow on the cottage floor — a stunning contrast to the deep shadows within. With its natural tones, expressive brushwork, and authentic detail, A Galway Cottage evokes a deep connection to Irish heritage and rural life.

Perfect for lovers of Irish history, landscape art, or anyone who wants to buy Irish art that tells a story.


Product Features:

  • Fine Art Reproduction Print of Walter Osborne’s A Galway Cottage (c.1893)

  • Printed on archival-quality paper for rich colour and long-lasting quality

  • Available in multiple sizes – ideal for framing

  • A classic piece of Irish culture and heritage

  • Perfect gift for art lovers, collectors, or anyone with Irish roots


Why Choose This Irish Cottage Print?

  • From one of Ireland’s most celebrated painters

  • A beautifully detailed Connemara scene capturing traditional Irish life

  • Adds warmth, history, and character to any space

  • Ideal for home décor, offices, or cultural displays

National Gallery of Ireland Collection.

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