Patrick O'Hara's Sculptures and Prints Currently for Sale

You may also visit our shop directly: Periwinkle.ie

All images copyright Patrick O'Hara Estate. No image may be copied by any means - photo, electronic or paint - without the express permission of the Estate.

If you are interested in a particular sculpture, watercolour or print please contact us. (See Contact page for details.) These may be ordered by phone, text or e-mail, and payment may be made by cheque, in euros or sterling equivalent, or through PayPal.
Alternatively, you can buy them via our Periwinkle.ie (where you can also find greetings cards and postcards).

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Cork City - Eight Hundred Years of Culture

Patrick specialises in botanical work, but he turned his camera on Cork city to help mark its year as European Capital of Culture in 2005, and created an intriguing photo-collage of Cork's elegant towers, spires and domes that bear witness to more than 800 years since it received its Charter.

Image copyright Patrick O'Hara

This image is available as a laminated print in three sizes:
A4 (10 euros), A3 (35 euros) and A2 (50 euros), all + postage.
Also available for collection – by appointment. See Contact page for details.

Please e-mail your requirement to us (see Contact page for details), and a PayPal invoice will then be issued, including standard postage, and items will be dispatched immediately on confirmation of payment. Alternatively, buy it on in our shop.

Limited Edition Prints for sale

	Desert Devotions Limited Edition Print from an Original Watercolour Size: 40 cm x 30 cm Price: € 50 Buy it on Etsy
	Irises of the Blue Ridge Limited Edition Print from an Original Watercolour Size: 30 cm x 40 cm Price: € 50 Buy it on Etsy
	Kyoko Wood-Block Print Size of print: 19.2 cm x 20 cm Designed by Patrick O'Hara based on his observations in Kyushu, Japan, of the fringed Iris japonica and the butterfly Anthocharis scolymus. The print was made in the traditional Japanese manner by the artist's daughter, Rachel O'Hara, who studied the techniques in Tokyo. Seven different blocks, one for each colour, were carved to produce this print, and special shading was achieved on the background block. Produced especially for Patrick O'Hara's exhibition "Secret Gardens of the World" staged at The Royal Botanic Gardens, Wakehurst Place, Sussex, to mark his 25 years as a botanical sculptor in May 1994. sold out Buy it in our shop