Ballybeg Sheep | Limited Edition | 50 x 50 cm illustration
£90.00
19 in stock
Ballybeg Sheep, an illustration by Irish artist Dermot Flynn is a wonderfully visual interpretation of the works of Irish playwright Brian Friel.
Friel wrote about his native landscape in many of his famous works and wrote with eloquent sentimentality about a fictional town in Donegal that he christened Ballybeg.
Illustration Gift Ideas
Ballybeg Sheep by Dermot Flynn is a wonderful gift for lovers of the Irish landscape, flora and fauna and also for lovers of Irish plays, writers and fiction.
Illustration Size & Delivery Information
This illustration is a limited edition gicleé print, sized 50 x 50 cm print and is signed by the artist Dermot Flynn. Gicleé prints use pigment based inks which are favoured for their long lasting qualities
Dermot’s illustrations are printed on Hahnemuhle PhotoRag 308gsm, a Museum Quality archival paper. They are sold unframed and shipped in a protective cardboard tube with a certificate of authenticity.
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About Brian Friel The Dramatist
Brian Friel was a Tony Award winning and (still is) a much celebrated dramatist who was born in Omagh, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. Living both sides of the Irish border at one time or another, Friel’s plays were shown in Dublin, on Broadway, London’s West End and as far as St Petersburg in Russia. His plays, such as Philadelphia, Here I Come!, The Freedom of The City, Translations and Dancing at Lughnasa earned him the description of being “the universally accented voice of Ireland ”.