The Palace Bar Pub, Dublin, Ireland, fine art print by award winning Irish Artist Conor Langton.
Hand signed by the artist. Conor has created artwork for The New York, Rolling Stone, The New York Times and Entertainment Weekly.
Available in A4 and A3, Framed and Unframed.
Printed on Hahnemuhle Photo Rag 308 gsm using Archival, 100% pigment-based inks.
All Prints are shipped flat in a heavy duty card envelope.
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About the pub:
Established in 1823 on Fleet Street, the Palace Bar in Dublin has a compelling history that spans nearly two centuries. Originally known as the “Cumberland Hotel,” the pub underwent a transformative rebranding in 1946, evolving into the iconic Palace Bar that graces the city today. This shift marked the beginning of its journey as a cherished cultural and literary hub in the heart of Dublin.
Renowned for its literary connections, the Palace Bar has welcomed some of Ireland’s most celebrated writers through its doors. Legends such as Brendan Behan and Flann O’Brien have left their mark on the pub’s legacy. Stepping into the Palace Bar is like stepping into a living archive of Dublin’s literary history, where the walls seem to whisper tales of conversations that have shaped the cultural landscape of Ireland.
Today, the Palace Bar not only stands as a testament to Dublin’s enduring pub culture but also as a vibrant gathering place for those seeking a pint amid the echoes of Ireland’s artistic past. With each visit, patrons have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Dublin’s literary heritage while enjoying the warm and inviting ambiance that has made the Palace Bar a beloved institution in the city.
