Cliffs at Howth, County Dublin – Collector’s Edition
Experience the dramatic beauty of Ireland’s coastline with this Collector’s Edition reproduction of Cliffs at Howth by Frederic William Burton (1816–1900). Known for his meticulous technique and atmospheric natural studies, Burton captures the rugged rock faces and Atlantic energy of one of Dublin’s most iconic coastal landmarks.
Collector’s Edition Quality
Archival Pigment Print: Produced using museum-grade, acid-free, 250–310gsm archival paper for exceptional longevity and fine detail.
Premium FSC Wood Frames: Crafted from sustainably sourced oak or ash, with elegant natural grain and a refined 20mm profile.
Conservation Glazing: Shatterproof plexiglass provides UV protection to preserve colour and clarity.
Ready to Hang: Delivered fully assembled with a complete hanging kit.
Faithful to the Original: Digitally mastered from a high-resolution scan supplied by a national collection.
Why This Artwork Matters
Burton’s coastal studies reflect his deep sensitivity to light, geology and the natural drama of Ireland’s shoreline. The sweeping cliff formations of Howth Peninsula are rendered with remarkable precision, offering a timeless piece of Irish heritage suitable for collectors, historians and lovers of maritime art.
Add a refined, enduring work of Irish master craftsmanship to your home or office. Part of the National Gallery of Ireland Collection.
