The Irishman
By James Orr 1770 -1816

A Radial Thinker , Patriot, United Irishman, Presbyterian Humanist, Ulster Poet, James Orr has captured the essence of what it means to be an Irishman in this poem.
The poem has been skillfully embellished in the Celtic style with illustrations reminiscent of those drawn by the Artists in the book of Kells and other old manuscripts. An inspirational Poem worthy of hanging in any environment.

“The Savage loves his native shore,
Through the soil and chill the air.
Well then may Erin’s sons adore.
Their Isle ,which nature formed so fair!
What flood reflects a shore so sweet,
As Shannon great, or past’ral Bann?
Or who a friend or foe can meet,
So generous as an Irishman?”
Etc.

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Reproduced on fine quality paper and double matted on Acid Free board.

Dimensions.
Print 8x10 inches.
Double rectangular Matt 11x14 inches.
Frost: Royal blue
Dark or light Oak Frame.

Celtic Artwork © Cari Buziak 1993-2004