Sir John Lavery — "Played!!" | Irish Tennis Art Print | Heritage Gift

A piece of Irish culture, beautifully made to last.

Sir John Lavery's Played!! is one of Irish art's most joyful scenes — a flash of summer, elegance, and the unmistakable warmth of the Irish game. Whether you grew up with it or discovered it later, this print brings something genuinely meaningful to a wall.

A favourite with Irish buyers in the US, Australia, and the UK — and a go-to gift for housewarmings, birthdays, or any occasion where you want to give something with real cultural weight.

Print Details

• Size: 40x50 cm / 16x20" — fits any standard off-the-shelf frame
• Paper: 250 gsm acid-free archival matte — our Master's Edition stock
• Inks: Museum-quality pigment inks with up to 75 years fade resistance
• Finish: Soft matte — reduces glare, brings out Lavery's tonal depth
• Packaging: Individually packaged to prevent any damage in transit

Framed Options

• Available in Black, White, or Natural Wood premium solid frames
• Arrives ready to hang — no measuring, no fuss
• Makes a complete, gift-ready piece straight out of the box

Shipping

• Ships to Ireland, UK, USA, Australia, and worldwide
• Tracking provided on all orders
• Sending as a gift? Enter the recipient's address at checkout and add a note — we'll include it with the order

Frequently Asked Questions

What size frame do I need if I buy unframed?
Any standard 40x50 cm or 16x20" frame — widely available in IKEA, Dunnes Stores, and most home stores.

Is this a proper fine art reproduction or a cheap print?
It's a proper archival reproduction. We use the same 250 gsm acid-free paper and museum-grade pigment inks used in gallery-quality printing — not standard inkjet. The difference in quality is immediately visible.

Can I send this directly to someone as a gift?
Yes. Just enter their address at checkout. Add a gift note in the order notes field and we'll include it with the package.

Who was Sir John Lavery?
Sir John Lavery (1856-1941) was one of Ireland's most celebrated painters — born in Belfast, trained in Glasgow and Paris, and renowned for his portraits, society scenes, and depictions of Irish life. His work hangs in the National Gallery of Ireland and the National Portrait Gallery in London. His likeness appeared on Irish banknotes until 2002.