The General Post Office & Belson Pillar, Sackville Street – Museum-Quality Reproduction Print

The General Post Office & Belson Pillar, Sackville Street – Museum-Quality Reproduction Print

Own a stunning piece of Dublin’s history with this museum-quality reproduction print of The General Post Office and Belson Pillar on Sackville Street (now O’Connell Street). Originally drawn by Samuel Frederick Brocas (c. 1792–1847) and engraved by Henry Brocas the Younger (c. 1798–1873), this artwork beautifully captures one of Dublin’s most iconic locations in the early 19th century.

The General Post Office (GPO), completed in 1818, remains one of Ireland’s most historic buildings, forever linked to the 1916 Easter Rising. This detailed print also features the now-demolished Belson Pillar, which once stood as a striking monument in the heart of Dublin’s grandest boulevard.

Why You’ll Love This Print:

✅ Museum-Quality Reproduction – High-resolution scanning and archival-grade printing ensure outstanding clarity and longevity.
✅ Step Into Dublin’s Past – A rare view of Sackville Street before its transformation into modern-day O’Connell Street.
✅ Perfect for Irish History & Architecture Lovers – A must-have for collectors, history buffs, and those passionate about Dublin’s heritage.
✅ Available in Multiple Sizes – Find the perfect fit for your home, office, or gallery.

Bring a piece of historic Dublin into your space with this timeless reproduction print of the GPO and Belson Pillar. Order now, at Buy Irish Art!

National Gallery of Ireland Collection.