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Stakeholders of the 1916 Easter Rising - Limited Edition

€120.00

Stakeholders of the 1916 Easter Rising

This print was made in response to the events surrounding 1916 Easter Rising.

Hahnemühle Fine Art Print

20” x 16” on 308gsm Hahnemühle Photo Rag, edition of 20, signed and numbered by artist.
Printed in Ireland.

About the Piece

"The Easter Rising was a significant moment in Irish history that would eventually lead to events that brought about the formation of the Irish State. I created this artwork to identify the various stakeholders, all those who were directly affected by the events of the 1916 Easter Rising in Dublin City. It consists of a wide range of diverse groups that made up the brigades and factions of the Irish Volunteers, the Irish Citizens Army, and Cumann na mBan, as well as those involved in the British administration such as the Dublin Metropolitan Police. Various Irish regiments of the British Army were stationed back in Ireland from the Great War during that time, many of whom were Irish themselves. But also amidst the badges are the civilians of Dublin, the business owners, families and children of the inner city who suffered more casualties than the combatants and whose lives were most deeply affected by those events. ”

About the Artist

Alan is an Irish visual artist and author who works mostly in illustration, comics, graphic printmaking, paper craft, and motion graphics. He is passionate about all aspects of the graphic arts and is hugely interested in vernacular design and uncovering stories through cultural historical archives. This is reflected in his heavily researched and considered comics, heritage-based commissions and through re-appropriation of vernacular typography and graphic aesthetics in his work.

The Stakeholders of History series is an historic themed art project by Alan Dunne that identifies main stakeholder groups involved in significant events of the past.

Shipping & Framing

Please note that this artwork is sold unframed. We endeavour to get it to you in the best possible condition. It is securely posted packaged in a cardboard box tube. For best framing results, please consider supporting your local framer.

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Stakeholders of the 1916 Easter Rising

This print was made in response to the events surrounding 1916 Easter Rising.

Hahnemühle Fine Art Print

20” x 16” on 308gsm Hahnemühle Photo Rag, edition of 20, signed and numbered by artist.
Printed in Ireland.

About the Piece

"The Easter Rising was a significant moment in Irish history that would eventually lead to events that brought about the formation of the Irish State. I created this artwork to identify the various stakeholders, all those who were directly affected by the events of the 1916 Easter Rising in Dublin City. It consists of a wide range of diverse groups that made up the brigades and factions of the Irish Volunteers, the Irish Citizens Army, and Cumann na mBan, as well as those involved in the British administration such as the Dublin Metropolitan Police. Various Irish regiments of the British Army were stationed back in Ireland from the Great War during that time, many of whom were Irish themselves. But also amidst the badges are the civilians of Dublin, the business owners, families and children of the inner city who suffered more casualties than the combatants and whose lives were most deeply affected by those events. ”

About the Artist

Alan is an Irish visual artist and author who works mostly in illustration, comics, graphic printmaking, paper craft, and motion graphics. He is passionate about all aspects of the graphic arts and is hugely interested in vernacular design and uncovering stories through cultural historical archives. This is reflected in his heavily researched and considered comics, heritage-based commissions and through re-appropriation of vernacular typography and graphic aesthetics in his work.

The Stakeholders of History series is an historic themed art project by Alan Dunne that identifies main stakeholder groups involved in significant events of the past.

Shipping & Framing

Please note that this artwork is sold unframed. We endeavour to get it to you in the best possible condition. It is securely posted packaged in a cardboard box tube. For best framing results, please consider supporting your local framer.

Stakeholders of the 1916 Easter Rising

This print was made in response to the events surrounding 1916 Easter Rising.

Hahnemühle Fine Art Print

20” x 16” on 308gsm Hahnemühle Photo Rag, edition of 20, signed and numbered by artist.
Printed in Ireland.

About the Piece

"The Easter Rising was a significant moment in Irish history that would eventually lead to events that brought about the formation of the Irish State. I created this artwork to identify the various stakeholders, all those who were directly affected by the events of the 1916 Easter Rising in Dublin City. It consists of a wide range of diverse groups that made up the brigades and factions of the Irish Volunteers, the Irish Citizens Army, and Cumann na mBan, as well as those involved in the British administration such as the Dublin Metropolitan Police. Various Irish regiments of the British Army were stationed back in Ireland from the Great War during that time, many of whom were Irish themselves. But also amidst the badges are the civilians of Dublin, the business owners, families and children of the inner city who suffered more casualties than the combatants and whose lives were most deeply affected by those events. ”

About the Artist

Alan is an Irish visual artist and author who works mostly in illustration, comics, graphic printmaking, paper craft, and motion graphics. He is passionate about all aspects of the graphic arts and is hugely interested in vernacular design and uncovering stories through cultural historical archives. This is reflected in his heavily researched and considered comics, heritage-based commissions and through re-appropriation of vernacular typography and graphic aesthetics in his work.

The Stakeholders of History series is an historic themed art project by Alan Dunne that identifies main stakeholder groups involved in significant events of the past.

Shipping & Framing

Please note that this artwork is sold unframed. We endeavour to get it to you in the best possible condition. It is securely posted packaged in a cardboard box tube. For best framing results, please consider supporting your local framer.

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