Series 1 - Grey Abbey Fine Art Prints 'Donegal Railway' is an open

'Donegal Railway' is an open edition poster

This print is particularly pointed as the image of the crane and the H & W is reflected in a puddle amidst the waste ground

The original travel poster was printed circa 1952 from a painting by Kenneth Steel for British Railways

An illustration from one of a set of five story books written by Liz Weir and illustrated by Corrina Askin

'Belfast To Heysham Larne To Stranrear Ferry' is an open edition travel poster

Series 1 - Grey Abbey Fine Art Prints 'Donegal Railway' is an open'Grey Abbey' is a signed giclee print from an illustration by Mark Seaton. It shows the ruins of Grey Abbey which was originally founded in 1193 by the wife of John de Courcy. It was used for parish worship until the 18th century. The image is available in two sizes (cm) 16 x 11. 5, 36 x 26 framed or unframed and is printed on 192g archival paper using long life pigment inks. Frame Details: We use sustainable wooden frames and glass, not fibreboard