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The Virgin of Éire by Mainie Jellett – Premium Canvas Print (60×90 cm)

The Virgin of Éire by Mainie Jellett – Premium Canvas Print (60×90 cm)

€225,00 EUR
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Mainie Jellett

he original hangs in the National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin.
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Bring home the sacred geometry that defined Irish modernism.

The Virgin of Eire

Mainie Jellett's masterpiece captures spiritual devotion through bold cubist forms, blending Irish Catholic tradition with European modernist vision. Created in the 1940s when few Irish artists dared such radical abstraction, this work stands as a defining moment in our visual culture. This is your chance to bring it home.

About the Artist

Mainie Jellett was a Dublin-born painter who trained in Paris and became Ireland's pioneer of cubism. Despite fierce resistance from conservative critics, she pursued abstraction with quiet conviction, exhibiting internationally while teaching generations of Irish artists. Her work proved that modernism and Irish identity were not opposites but could strengthen one another.Tracked, securely packaged, delivered in 2-5 business days.

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