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Standing beneath Croke Park
The colours in the roots pop against the leaves and sky above and the careful use of whitespace gives an airy magical feel to the piece
He was sitting eating an orange beside me
The Aviva to Croke Park and lots in between is captured
The wooden bridge was built in 1819 during the construction of the Bull Wall
Annie Lee Folly, St. Anne's Park - Barry McAdam Select size and framing options:A3 Mounted and framed: limed solid wood frame (Ireland only) Standing beneath Croke ParkThe Annie Lee Folly, situated in St. Anne's Park, greets visitors as they enter from the sea front. Commissioned by the Guinness family, this folly, the first in the park, was built to commemorate the birth of Benjamin Lee Guinness's daughter in 1837. During midsummer, the Japanese maple strikingly contrasts with the tree ferns opposite, framing the scene beautifully. The approach from below offers a perspective that renders the tower and bridge more
