Bring a quiet moment of Irish country life into your home with this reproduction of Unpacking the Picnic, on a Hillside, Kerry by Mildred Anne Butler R.A., R.W.S. (1858–1941). Known for her lyrical watercolours and intimate views of rural life, Butler captures two figures and their donkey pausing on a soft Irish hillside, rendered in delicate washes of colour and atmosphere.
A leading Irish watercolourist and member of both the Royal Academy and the Royal Watercolour Society, Butler devoted her career to scenes of nature, animals, and everyday rural moments. This work was exhibited in The Irish Revival: An Exhibition of Irish Paintings from 1880 to 1950 (Pyms Gallery, London, 1982), underlining its importance within the story of Irish art.
Why Choose the ?
Museum-level fidelity: Captures the softness and subtle tonal shifts of Butler’s original watercolour.
Archival quality: Produced to gallery standards for collectors, investors, and serious admirers of Irish art.
Heritage value: A timeless glimpse of rural Kerry, ideal for anyone with a connection to Ireland and its landscape.
Materials & Craftsmanship
Archival paper: Heavyweight, acid-free, archival paper designed for longevity and rich colour.
Pigment inks: High-fidelity, pigment-based inks for exceptional detail, depth and fade resistance.
Premium framing (optional): FSC-certified wooden frames with crystal-clear, shatter-resistant glazing and a clean, gallery-style finish.
Made to order: Each print is produced individually for your order to ensure the highest quality.
Sizing & Display
Available in a range of sizes to suit living rooms, cottage interiors, home offices and gallery walls.
Unframed prints are delivered with a white border for easy mounting and framing.
Framed options arrive ready to hang, with secure fittings included.
A Perfect Gift For
Lovers of Irish countryside scenes and quiet, atmospheric landscapes.
Collectors of Mildred Anne Butler, Irish Revival art and women artists of Ireland.
Irish homes and the Irish abroad households seeking a refined connection to Kerry and the west of Ireland.
Each print is produced with care and attention to detail, offering a lasting artwork that honours Mildred Anne Butler’s legacy and the enduring beauty of the Irish landscape.
