She stood for Irish freedom when it cost everything—and Boston, Chicago, New York still remember her name.
Countess Markievicz by Ó Maoláin
A portrait of Constance Markievicz in full revolutionary spirit—the woman who commanded troops at the GPO during Easter 1916 and became the first female elected to the British Parliament. Ó Maoláin captures her defiant gaze and unflinching resolve in this 1980s work that has become an icon of Irish women's courage. This is your chance to bring her story home.
About the Artist
Ó Maoláin is a Dublin-based artist known for rendering Irish history through portraiture that refuses to look away. His work centres on figures who shaped the nation—rebels, thinkers, and those who paid the price for their convictions. This portrait has hung in homes across the Irish abroad for generations, a quiet anchor to Ireland's fight for freedom.Tracked, securely packaged, delivered in 2-5 business days.
