Madeline Artwork ocean underworld Even today the Saint Brigid’s

Even today the Saint Brigid’s Cross can be found in many Irish Homes

Each one inspired by the rich historical culture of Ireland

inspired of Irish heritageand help reignite the Celtic Revival (also known as the Celtic Twilight) of the 19thand 20th centuries in the 21st century

The print’s colour scheme was heavily informed by Harry Clarke’s St Brigid Stained -glass window at St

Approximate size 54 x 145 cm

Madeline Artwork ocean underworld Even today the Saint Brigid’sThe Madeline print was inspired by Irish Artist Harry Clarke whom was enchanted bythe poem "The Eve of Saint Agnes" by John Keats. The story told is a myth about a young maiden Madeline vision of her future loverupon performing certain rites on the eve of Saint Agnes day. Saint Agnes is thepatron saint of virgins. The panels tell the romantic story of two lovers escaping to betogether on a cold windy stormy night. Awake! Arise! My love, and fearless