The Lying-In Hospital, The Rotunda & Rutland Square – Museum-Quality Reproduction Print

The Lying-In Hospital, The Rotunda & Rutland Square – Museum-Quality Reproduction Print

Celebrate Dublin’s architectural and medical heritage with this stunning museum-quality reproduction print of The Lying-In Hospital, The Rotunda, and Rutland Square. Originally drawn by Samuel Frederick Brocas (c. 1792–1847) and engraved by Henry Brocas the Younger (c. 1798–1873), this exquisite piece captures the elegance and historical significance of one of Dublin’s most important landmarks.

Now known as the Rotunda Hospital, this institution is the world's oldest continuously operating maternity hospital, standing as a testament to Ireland’s rich history. This early 19th-century depiction showcases its stunning Georgian architecture, alongside the grandeur of Rutland Square (now Parnell Square), once a prestigious hub of Dublin society.

Why This Print is a Must-Have:

✅ Museum-Quality Reproduction – High-resolution scanning and archival-grade printing ensure unmatched clarity, detail, and longevity.
✅ A Piece of Dublin’s History – A beautiful glimpse into Dublin’s past, featuring one of its most historically significant sites.
✅ Perfect for Art, History & Architecture Enthusiasts – An elegant addition to any home, office, or gallery.
✅ Available in Multiple Sizes – Choose the ideal size to suit your space.

Own a breathtaking piece of Dublin’s past with this timeless reproduction print of The Lying-In Hospital, The Rotunda, and Rutland Square. Order now, at Buy Irish Art!

National Gallery of Ireland Collection.