Tigh Neachtáin, Galway
Description
The corner of Quay Street and Cross Street, and the easiest building in Galway to give directions by. Royal blue to the waist, butter yellow for the three floors above it, and the name laid across the front in gold, in Irish, the way it has been since the doors opened in 1894.
Painted flat and straight on, the way you remember a place rather than the way a camera takes it. Six colours, hand-laid, with the brush left showing.
Printed edge to edge on heavy matte art paper. No mount, no border. Choose it unframed, or framed in oak, black or white.
Pub Series. Curated in West Cork.
Care
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Design
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