Banqueting Hall, Tara.

This screenprint of the Meath landscape was printed in Nov 09 and consists of 14 layers, and is printed in a Limited Edition of 10 prints.
The print depicts the feature known as the Banqueting Hall, on the Hill of Tara (also known as the Hill of the Kings). The Banqueting Hall is a long, narrow rectangular passageway on the North side of the Hill, and is aligned with the Neolithic Passage Tomb known as the Mound of the Hostages, further to the South side of the hill.
In the centre of the view is St Patrick's Church, nestling amongst the beech trees. The Church is now decommissioned, and is used for audio/video presentations for tourists to the Hill of Tara (Summer only).

If you wish to view, or purchase this print, please contact me. Details in Contact section.

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Banqueting Hall, Tara.

This screenprint of the Meath landscape was printed in Nov 09 and consists of 14 layers, and is printed in a Limited Edition of 10 prints.
The print depicts the feature known as the Banqueting Hall, on the Hill of Tara (also known as the Hill of the Kings). The Banqueting Hall is a long, narrow rectangular passageway on the North side of the Hill, and is aligned with the Neolithic Passage Tomb known as the Mound of the Hostages, further to the South side of the hill.
In the centre of the view is St Patrick's Church, nestling amongst the beech trees. The Church is now decommissioned, and is used for audio/video presentations for tourists to the Hill of Tara (Summer only).

If you wish to view, or purchase this print, please contact me. Details in Contact section.

Buy this print online:

 
Item added to cart