“Poulnabrone”

"In the County Clare there is about one hundred-fifty square miles of Limestone Karst called the “Burren”. Translated from the Irish 'bhoireann', which means a ‘stony place’, you’ll agree that this is an apt description as the entire region is akin to a magical moonscape! Near the small village of Carron sits one of Ireland’s most famous Dolmens - a Portal Grave burying place - called the ‘Poulnabrone’ Dolmen. Translated again from the Irish, it means something like ‘the hole of our sorrow’. Since roughly 2500 years BC. this imposing structure sheltered the earthly remains of approximately 30 people, ranging in age from newborn to young adults.
A place of sorrow, indeed."

The Original painting is Oil on Belgian Linen,
and the canvas size is 20 x 24. With the soft antiqued silvery-gold frame the piece measures roughly 24 x 28. Very nice!
Price is $ 1,200.00 which includes any applicable tax AND shipping.

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