Flemings Folly original art

Flemings Folly original artFlemings Folly is a stone tower built on a hill outside Ballinagh, overlooking the countryside and on a clear day it is possible to see the provinces of Ulster, Connacht and Leinster. It was built by a man named Captain James Fleming from which it originally got its name, in the year 1803. Captain Fleming lived in the townland of Belville and was a substantial farmer. It is said that he formed an opinion he would build a high tower from which he could

you can't help but feel happy when you look at this piece

This is an original pastel drawing

this little cockatiel watches over the room

and anyone who's ever stood on an Irish clifftop and felt the better for it

I didn't think much of it at the time

Not a bad legacy for a seabird

There are places in the Irish countryside that seem to exist just beyond the ordinary — where the light falls differently

This limited edition print captures their beauty in rich colour and detail

glazed frame for protection

Original artwort

Frame: behind glass in an off-white wooden frame

A Painting With a Story