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Framed black and white photograph. The photograph is made of two panels and depicts tree roots in high contrast.

New Limited Edition Print

Willie Doherty

The Douglas Hyde is delighted to launch the second in our series of limited editions, titled Rupture by artist Willie Doherty.

Willie Doherty has very kindly donated this exclusive print in an edition of 10 to the Gallery on the culmination of his eight year term as a member of our Board.

 

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