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Scrabo Tower - County Down by Tom Mulqueen, framed print
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Scrabo Tower - County Down

By Tom Mulqueen

Framed Print

$199

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The tall stone Scrabo Tower in County Down Ireland stands against a clear blue sky, surrounded by lush green terrain. The structure appears ancient with distinct conical rooftops.

Scrabo Tower is a striking 19th-century folly and lookout tower standing atop Scrabo Hill in Newtownards, County Down, Northern Ireland. Built in 1857, the 135-foot Scottish Baronial-style monument offers panoramic views of Strangford Lough and the Mourne Mountains.

About Our Framed Prints

Ideal for photography, illustrations or mixed media works. Utilizing digital printing and high-pigment inks, artwork is matted and framed under shatter-proof, UV-coated acrylic glass.

Materials

  • Painted MDF frame
  • Pigment print on Satin paper (210 gsm)
  • 4-Ply Matboard

Key Features

  • Shatter proof, UV coated acrylic glass
  • Paper covered backing
  • Ready to hang – pre-installed sawtooth or wire hanger and rubber bumpers

About Our Framed Canvas

Our premium canvas art masterpiece, meticulously crafted for art enthusiasts seeking the perfect blend of quality and aesthetic appeal. The finishing touch is added with an exquisite wood floating frame, creating the illusion of the canvas delicately suspended inside the picture frame without direct contact.

Materials

  • Artist-grade poly-cotton blend canvas
  • Hardwood poplar frame
  • Solid wood floating frame

Key Features

  • 1.25" thick canvas frame made of high-quality poplar wood
  • High resistance to wood warping
  • Hand-stretched and stapled for durability
  • Scratch-resistant UV coating for lasting protection
  • Ready to hang – pre-installed hardware

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