Celebrate the pioneering spirit of Irish Modernism with this museum-quality reproduction of Composition (c.1935) by Mainie Jellett (1897–1944) — one of Ireland’s most influential 20th-century painters.
Jellett trained under William Orpen in Dublin before moving to Paris in 1920 with her close friend Evie Hone. The pair studied under André Lhote and later Albert Gleizes, whose Cubist and non-representational paintings profoundly shaped their artistic direction. Under these influences, Jellett began to analyse rhythm, colour, and form, while still drawing on deep-rooted Irish pictorial traditions.
By the mid-1930s, her work evolved toward greater fluidity — embracing organic forms and a wider range of colour, as seen in Composition. This painting reflects the harmony and balance she sought throughout her career: a spiritual dialogue between structure and emotion, intellect and faith.
Every detail of this fine art reproduction has been carefully crafted to honour Jellett’s vision. Printed on Master’s Edition 250 gsm museum-grade paper, it captures the original’s tone and texture with exceptional fidelity. Choose from Black, White, or Natural Oak frames, handmade from FSC-certified oak and ash, and protected with shatterproof plexiglass. Framed prints arrive ready-to-hang, complete with hardware and hanging kit.
Features & Benefits
Archival-quality 250 gsm matte museum paper
Responsibly sourced solid wood frame (20 mm thick)
Shatterproof plexiglass for clarity and protection
FSC-certified sustainable materials
Ready-to-hang with included hardware
Bring home a masterpiece of Irish abstraction and celebrate Mainie Jellett’s enduring influence on modern art. Add to cart now to own a timeless icon of creativity and cultural heritage.
