Experience the quiet beauty of 19th-century Ireland with A View of Rye Water near Leixlip by William Davis (1812–1873) — a masterpiece of light, reflection, and Irish landscape artistry. Painted in the 1850s, this serene river scene captures the tranquil flow of the Rye River through County Kildare, framed by soft evening light and lush woodland detail.
Davis, born in Dublin, was admired for his ability to balance realism with atmosphere. His work bridges Irish naturalism and the poetic calm of Victorian art — a reminder of Ireland’s rural charm before industrialization transformed the countryside.
This museum-quality reproduction print preserves every brushstroke of the original oil painting (51 × 76 cm), faithfully recreated using archival inks on our Master’s Edition 250 gsm matte paper — uncoated, off-white, and smooth to the touch.
Each framed print is ready to hang with a fitted kit and shatterproof plexiglass protection. Our premium solid-wood frames are crafted from responsibly sourced oak and ash, available in white, natural wood, or black finishes. The 20 mm profile provides a refined, gallery-style presence.
Bring home an authentic piece of Ireland’s artistic heritage — a timeless window into nature, craftsmanship, and cultural memory. National Gallery of Ireland Collection.
Buy now and transform your space with a touch of Irish serenity.
KEY FEATURES
Artist: William Davis (1812–1873)
Title: A View of Rye Water near Leixlip
Date: 1850s
Medium: Oil on canvas (original)
Paper: Master’s Edition museum-quality, 250 gsm matte, natural white
Frames: Responsibly sourced oak or ash (20 mm thick), white, wood, or black finish
Protection: Shatterproof plexiglass
Hanging Kit: Included — ready to hang
Sustainability: FSC-certified materials
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