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The Song of the Mad Prince (1917) – Harry Clarke Canvas Art Print

The Song of the Mad Prince (1917) – Harry Clarke Canvas Art Print

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The Song of the Mad Prince (1917) – Harry Clarke Canvas Art Print

Elevate your interior with a striking reproduction of The Song of the Mad Prince (1917) by iconic Irish illustrator Harry Clarke. Known for his luminous stained-glass work and elaborate Art Nouveau detailing, Clarke created some of the most atmospheric and intricate imagery of the early twentieth century.

This museum-quality canvas print preserves the drama, colour saturation, and ornate linework characteristic of Clarke’s Gothic imagination. Printed using high-definition giclée technology on archival canvas, it offers deep tones, exceptional clarity, and long-lasting colour stability.

Product Features

  • Dimensions: 50×100 cm / 20×40″
  • Material: Premium cotton-polyester canvas (300–350 gsm)
  • Frame: 4 cm (1.6″) FSC-certified tensioned stretcher bars
  • Printing: High-resolution giclée for superior tonal depth
  • Finish: Fade-resistant, durable, and ready to hang

About Harry Clarke & the Artwork

Harry Clarke was one of the foremost figures of the Celtic Revival and the Irish Arts and Crafts movement in the early twentieth century. Deeply influenced by Symbolist aesthetics, he drew on literature, medieval legend, and spiritual themes to create imagery of extraordinary intricacy, drama, and imaginative power. A master across multiple media—illustration, stained glass, book design, and decorative arts—he achieved particular acclaim for his stained-glass panels, which remain among the most celebrated works in modern Irish art.

The Song of the Mad Prince is inspired by a poem by Walter de la Mare and shows Clarke at his most experimental. In the original miniature panel, he explored innovative stained-glass techniques, aciding and plating together double layers of differently coloured glass to achieve unusual, jewel-like tonal effects. The finished glasswork was then set into a walnut cabinet created by Dublin furniture maker James Hicks, exemplifying the collaborative spirit of the Irish Arts and Crafts movement.

Provenance & Exhibition History

The original stained-glass panel has a distinguished provenance. It was commissioned by Thomas Bodkin in consultation with the artist and later passed by descent to his daughter, Mrs Patrick Jameson (née Elizabeth Bodkin), Dublin, in 1961. In 1987 it was acquired for a private collection and has since been recognised as a key work within Clarke’s output and within the story of twentieth-century Irish art.

Over the decades, the work has been included in several important exhibitions, including:

  • Studio Exhibition, 33 North Frederick Street, Dublin (1918)
  • 6th Exhibition, Arts and Crafts Society of Ireland, Dublin (1921)
  • Thomas Bodkin Collection, Municipal Gallery of Modern Art, Dublin (1962)
  • Harry Clarke, Douglas Hyde Gallery, Dublin; Ulster Museum, Belfast; Crawford Municipal Art Gallery, Cork (1979–1980)
  • The Fantastic in Art: Images of the Supernatural and Uncanny, National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin (4 April – 12 August 2007)

Why Collect This Piece

  • Authentic reproduction of a seminal Harry Clarke masterpiece
  • Rich colour and intricate detail inspired by stained-glass design
  • Statement artwork suited to both modern and traditional interiors
  • Eco-conscious materials with FSC-certified wooden stretcher bars

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Invite the otherworldly fantasy of Harry Clarke into your home with this dramatic, visually enchanting canvas print—a distinctive celebration of Irish creativity, symbolism, and craftsmanship.

Photo © National Gallery of Ireland

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