Punchestown Races, by Irish Artist John Fergus O'Hea Premium Art Print Matte Paper

Punchestown Races, 1868 – Reproduction Art Print
Step back into history with our stunning reproduction of Punchestown Races, 1868, a masterpiece by renowned Irish artist John Fergus O'Hea. This striking artwork captures the iconic scene of the Prince of Wales’ visit to the famed Punchestown Races, one of Ireland’s most prestigious horse racing events. Commissioned by Dublin photographer John Chancellor, O’Hea’s work commemorates the royal visit and is rich with historical detail and grandeur.

This scene immortalizes a pivotal moment when horse racing met royalty, featuring the Prince and Princess of Wales, the Duke of Abercorn, and other dignitaries. The original artwork was based on photographs from Chancellor’s studio, combining early photographic techniques with O’Hea’s artistic talent. Every figure is meticulously portrayed, offering a snapshot of 19th-century high society at the height of a major cultural event.

• Museum-Quality Reproduction: Faithful to the original, bringing the elegance and excitement of Punchestown to life.
• Rich Historical Detail: Features the Prince of Wales, who later became King Edward VII, alongside well-known figures of the Irish Turf and racing elite.
• Perfect for Collectors & Equestrian Enthusiasts: This print is a must-have for those with a passion for horse racing history or Irish heritage.

Add a piece of Irish history to your home with this detailed and vibrant reproduction, available in various sizes to suit your space.

Order yours today and celebrate the legacy of one of Ireland's most celebrated sporting events.