Annie Lee Folly, St. Anne's Park - Barry McAdam

The Annie Lee Folly, situated in St. Anne's Park, greets visitors as they enter from the sea front. Commissioned by the Guinness family, this folly, the first in the park, was built to commemorate the birth of Benjamin Lee Guinness's daughter in 1837. During midsummer, the Japanese maple strikingly contrasts with the tree ferns opposite, framing the scene beautifully. The approach from below offers a perspective that renders the tower and bridge more imposing and fairy tale-like. Concealed on the left is a cave which was a popular feature of exclusive Victorian gardens and it adds a sense of mystery to this scene.

Printed to museum quality using Giclée printing process on archival quality paper.
Each print is available in the following limited edition options hand signed and numbered by Barry McAdam. All prints now include authenticity certificate.

•    A4 - edition size 300
•    A3 - edition size 250
•    A2 - edition size 40 (allow 1 week to dispatch)

Option Details

A4 print mounted and packaged in sustainable, 100% biodegradable clear flat bag and a recyclable backing board.   
A4 print framed - available in Ireland only. (35.6 x 27.9 cm). Your piece will be mounted on an acid free mount and in a limed solid wood frame made in Ireland.
A3 print in postal tube, printed on A3+ paper, (48.3 x 32.9 cm). This makes it ideal for a standard size frame that has a mount for A3.   
A3 print framed - available in Ireland only. (50 x 40 cm). Your piece will be mounted on an acid free mount and in a limed solid wood frame made in Ireland.
A2 print in postal tube (59 x 42cm) printed on a heavier art paper (240gsm) this print is suitable for either traditional or float mounting.