Queen Maeve. 1990. by Jim FitzPatrick
Medb (Maeve) Queen of Connacht, is one of the greatest warrior-queens in both Early Irish History and Mythology. Medb is also one of the principal characters in the famous Irish epic ‘Táin Bó Cuailnge’, The Cattle–Raid of Cooley’.
She reigned over the province of Connaught for many years and had many lovers as well as a husband or two or three, until she was slain by a son of the Ulster king –and her fierce opponent –Conchubar (Conor) MacNessa, himself the son of a woman warrior, while she was naked, unarmed and bathing in a lake.
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A4
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21cm x 29.7cm Unframed
26cm x 34.7cm Framed
A3
Signed Giclée Print
29.7cm x 42cm Unframed
34.7cm x 47cm Framed
A2
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42cm x 59.4cm Unframed
47cm x 64.4cm Framed
A1
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59.4cm x 84.1cm Unframed
64.4cm x 89.1cm Framed
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