County Kerry - Killarney - Torc Cascade Killarney c.1840

The exquisite Torc Cascade (c. 1840) by William Bartlett is beautifully captured in this sketch which Bartlett tells us is " a very picturesque fall, formed by the Devils stream in its decent from Mangerton. The waters are precipitated in a sheet of white foam over a projection of the mountain, from a height of sixty or seventy feet. After breaking on the rocks in mist and spray, the torrent resumes its impetuous course through and deep, narrow, ravine, and soon mingles with the waters of the lake." (See the fine detail in the close-up inset  below)

Please note the Pine Green mount board is not as quite dark as it appears in the frame image and the colour of the final print is closer to the detail sample from the picture inset below.

A beautifully framed reproduction set behind glass with a choice of a pale palm green or pine green suede inner surrounds with a choice of two fine antique style wooden frames; gold leaf or gold and mahogony finish. Prints are available in A3, A2 and A1 sizes with proportionately larger frames to suit all decor and wall space.

To see which one you prefer simply select the frame type choice below and it will appear in the larger picture above.