Wexford Print

The 32 Series

Loch Garman  - Veisafjordr

Ironically, Wexford’s Irish translation refers to Garman’s Lake, when in reality Wexford has no significant freshwater lakes at all. It is said that Wexford native Garman Garbh, drowned on the mud flats of the River Slaney by an enchantress, flooding the area and forming the mouth of the river.

However to Emma, Wexford is more synonymous with golden sandy beaches that stretch down the Sunny South East to the iconic and rugged Hook Head peninsula.

Each print is signed, numbered and individually gold leafed*

Dimensions: 54.5cm x 72.5cm Framed, limited edition of 32

Printed to archival quality on 210gsm Hahnemühle Fine Art paper

*Each print is individually gold leafed and variations will occur