Saint Patrick Collection (#2)

Triptych in Painted enamels: Scenes from the life of St. Patrick, 1903. Artist: Alexander Fisher
Triptych in Painted enamels: Scenes from the life of St. Patrick, 1903. After a work by Alexander Fisher (1864-1936). From The Studio Volume 28 [London Offices of the Studio, London, 1903.]

St Patricks stone on the Hill of Tara, 5th century
St Patricks stone on the Hill of Tara, where he officiated, 5th century

St. Patricks Cross, Cshel, Co. Tipperary, Eire
St.Patricks Cross, Cshel, Co.Tipperary, Eire

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The Legend of St. Patricks Horn, from A Short History of the English People by J
KW392539 The Legend of St. Patricks Horn, from A Short History of the English People by J. R. Green, published 1893 (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; Ken Welsh; English

Croagh Patrick, County Mayo, Ireland, Statue Of Saint Patrick

ilhouette of Slane Monastery, founded by Saint Patrick in 433 AD
Slane Monastery, Co Meath, Ireland

Orteliuss map of Ireland, 1598
Orteliuss map of Ireland, from an atlas of 1598. North is at right. This map is titled: Hiberniae, Britannicae Insulae Nova Descriptio (A new depiction of Ireland, a British Isle)

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Saint Patrick journeying to Tara to convert the Irish, 5th century AD. Hand-colored engraving of a 19th-century illustration

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"Saint Patrick: A Journey through Ireland's Rich History and Iconic Landmarks" Step back in time to witness the historic landing in Ireland, beautifully captured by Edward Reginald Frampton in his masterpiece, "The Landing in Ireland, c1912. " This captivating painting transports us to a pivotal moment when this revered saint first set foot on Irish soil. As we delve deeper into the legacy of Saint Patrick, we discover Down Cathedral, an esteemed burial place that holds great significance, and is here that St. Patrick found eternal rest, forever connecting him to the heart and soul of Ireland. Venturing further westward brings us to Knockanour in County Mayo where Turlough Round Tower stands tall as a testament to Saint Patrick's influence. Founded by him during the 5th century, this tower symbolizes his enduring impact on Irish spirituality and architecture. In Westport, another remarkable tribute awaits our gaze - a majestic illuminated statue at nightfall. Bathed in ethereal light, it serves as a beacon guiding both locals and visitors alike towards enlightenment and spiritual awakening. Dublin beckons with its grandeur as St. Patrick's Cathedral takes center stage amidst its bustling streets. Standing proudly for centuries, this architectural marvel showcases not only the religious devotion inspired by Saint Patrick but also Dublin's rich cultural heritage. Cork too pays homage to this beloved patron saint with St. Patrick's Street casting an enchanting spell at dusk. The vibrant atmosphere captures the essence of Irish charm while honoring one who played such a significant role in shaping their national identity. Returning once more to Dublin reveals yet another awe-inspiring sight - St. Joseph cradling infant Jesus within a decorative border portrait dedicated to Saint Patrick himself. This artwork encapsulates his unwavering faith and commitment towards spreading Christianity throughout Ireland.