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Dublin Castle's Chapel Royal - Art Print - Irish Gift
Dublin Castle's Chapel Royal - Art Print - Irish Gift
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'Dublin Castle's Chapel Royal'
Chapel Royal is a richly decorated Gothic Revival chapel located within the grounds of Dublin Castle. The chapel was completed in 1814 and designed by architect Francis Johnston, who also worked on several other prominent buildings in Dublin.
It served as the official chapel for the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and was used for important religious ceremonies connected with the government at Dublin Castle. The chapel is known for its highly ornate interior, featuring elaborate plasterwork, carved oak galleries, and stained glass windows.
It was also associated with the Order of St Patrick, whose members’ banners were once displayed inside the chapel. Following Irish independence in the early 20th century, the chapel ceased to function in its original role but remains an important historical and architectural feature of Dublin Castle today.
This art print, is a prefect gift and can be shipped to most parts of the world and is especially well suited as a gift for birthdays, a housewarming gift or as a wonderful memory of Dublin and Ireland.
Produced in Ireland using high quality inks and paper each print is protected from fading, with assured lifetime, archival permanence.
Available framed or unframed.
The unframed options are as follows:
Mounted inside a 3cm, off white, picture mount or
Unmounted as an A4 print.
Each frame is made in Ireland and the colour options art:
Matt white wood
Matt black wood
Framed size options:
Large Print
Print size 8 x 10 inch
Frame size 10 x 12 inch
Small Print
Print size 6 x 8 inch
Frame size 8 x 10 inch
Unframed Mounted size options:
Large Print
Print size 8 x 10 inch
Mount size 10 x 12 inch
Small Print
Print size 6 x 8 inch
Mount size 8 x 10 inch
A4 size:
(please note the A4 size does not come inside a picture mount)
Print size 29 cm x 21 cm
If ordering from outside the EU you might have to pay customs charges, your national revenue service can give you more guidance.
