Frederic William Burton · Co. Clare, Ireland · 1816–1900

A Venetian Courtesan

She stands at a Renaissance balcony, silk catching the light, gaze fixed somewhere just beyond you — unhurried, certain of herself. Burton painted this in 1873, and in over 150 years nothing about her presence has faded.

This is the kind of art that stops a room. Hung above a fireplace, in a hallway, in a home far from Ireland — it brings with it something rare: genuine beauty, and the quiet pride of owning a work by one of Ireland's most gifted masters. A gift that will be remembered long after the wrapping is gone.

Master's Edition — Print Specifications

 
• Fade Resistance: 75-year museum-grade pigment inks
 
• Paper Weight: 250 gsm · 0.29 mm thick
 
• Finish: Matte, uncoated, natural off-white
 
• Archival Grade: Acid-free · pH 7+ to prevent yellowing
 
• Sustainability: FSC-certified paper
 
• Delivery: Rolled in protective packaging

Arrives ready to frame, carefully packaged to reach you safely whether you're in New York, Sydney, or anywhere in between. A piece of Ireland's art history, made to endure.