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Check out our Bigger Brighter Better Shop – www.patbyrneprints.comover 550 stunning prints to choose from with FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING www.patbyrneprints.com
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Vintage Matchbox Prints Collection
Building upon our well received and collectable vintage dictionary page prints, we are proud to announce our forthcoming Vintage Matchbox Prints Collection. Matchboxes have been adorned with the most striking and wonderful designs from 1840 onwards. Each design is bold […]
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Baltinglass Balloon Pioneer
Baltinglass Balloon Pioneer Baltinglass Balloon Pioneer Richard Crosbie (1755-1824) was the first Irishman to make a manned flight He flew in a hydrogen air balloon from Ranelagh, on Dublin’s southside to Clontarf, on Dublin’s northside on 19 January 1785 and […]
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House and Home Best Buy
House and Home Best Buy House and Home Best Buy In recent edition of Ireland’s House and Home style Magazine our prints are featured as ‘House And Home Best Buys’ in an article about JamArt Factory gallery and design shops […]
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A WOMAN UNKNOWN IN HER BONES
A woman unknown in her bones Rachel Guido deVries New York poet and novelist, has used an anatomy print from Dictionary Page Prints on the cover of her most recent books of poems. A WOMAN UNKNOWN IN HER BONES (Bordighera Press, 2014), […]
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Leonard Cohen Can’t Forget Souvenir of the Grand Tour
Leonard Cohen Can’t Forget Souvenir of the Grand Tour Leonard Cohen Can’t Forget Souvenir of the Grand Tour For all Leonard Cohen fans the master releases a new 10 track album from his 470 date world tour Leonard Cohen Can’t […]
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Poolbeg red and white chimneys to stay
Poolbeg red and white chimneys to stay Poolbeg red and white chimneys to stay Great news- the ESB have made a decision that means the Poolbeg red and white candy striped chimneys, built in 1969 and 1977 are to stay standing, . […]
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Year in the Life of a Field part 2
Year in the Life of a Field part 2 Year in the Life of a Field part 2 photos will be added on a weekly basis to see how it develops throughout the year The […]
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Bastille Elephant Paris
Bastille Elephant Paris Bastille Elephant Paris When the Bastille was stormed and fell on 14 July 1789 at the start of the French Revolution, there was some debate as to what should replace it, or indeed if it should remain as […]
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Anatomical Anatomy Prints Bound With Human Skin
Anatomical Anatomy Prints Bound With Human Skin Anatomical Anatomy Prints Bound With Human Skin For centuries, people have been fascinated by what’s under the skin and inside the human body. This morbid fascination has led to the popularity of anatomical […]
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