Trinity College Dublin Framed Print

## Trinity College Dublin Framed Print *Original artwork by Francis Leavey — Fab Cow, Dublin* --- There is a particular quality of light on a Dublin morning — soft, silver, and unhurried — that settles over the cobblestones of Trinity College as the city slowly stirs. It is a light that has fallen on scholars, dreamers, and wanderers for four centuries, and it is precisely this feeling that Francis Leavey has captured in his original artwork: not merely a building, but a sense of belonging to something ancient and alive. Francis, an award-winning Irish artist whose work has graced the walls of the prestigious RHA Gallery in Dublin and the Royal Society of Painters in Watercolour in London, began Fab Cow in 2013 with his partner Bernie Cryan — a vision sketched on a napkin, born from a shared belief that art should reach into the chest and hold something there. This print of Trinity's iconic façade carries that same quiet conviction. It is a drawing that knows what it means to stand before those gates and feel, for a moment, that you are part of Ireland's long and luminous story. --- Rendered in Francis's distinctive pen-and-ink style, the artwork is reproduced as a fine art print of exceptional clarity, honouring every considered line and shadow of the original drawing. The print is presented in a solid black wood frame with a clean white mount — a presentation as considered and refined as the artwork itself, ready to hang without a single additional thought. - **Dimensions:** 11 x 13 inches (framed) - **Style:** Pen-and-ink fine art print - **Frame:** Solid black wood with white mount - **Signed:** By the artist, Francis Leavey - **Ready to hang:** Yes --- For the Trinity graduate marking the close of one chapter and the opening of another. For the Irish emigrant who carries Dublin in their heart across an ocean. For the couple settling into a new home who want one wall to say something true about where they come from, or where they fell in love. For the parent who wants to give their child not just an object, but a piece of a place — framed, signed, and made to last. This is the kind of gift that does not need explaining when it is unwrapped. It simply speaks.