Mussenden Temple

'Mussenden Temple' by Rosie's Easel

Standing proud on the edge of the cliff overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, Mussenden Temple above Downhill Strand was built in 1785 as a library for the Earl Bishop. An inscription on the Temple translates as:
‘Tis pleasant, safely to behold from the shore, the troubled sailor, and hear the tempests roar.’

The original painting was created with acrylic paints on a local map of the area for the canvas. The print is available in two sizes so you can find the perfect spot for your new piece of art. Both the medium and large prints come with a crisp white mount while a framed option is also available. 

Dimensions: medium A5 print matched with a mount (10” x 8”) or glass fronted black frame. 

Large print A4 matched with a mount (14” x 11”) or glass fronted frame. 

Each painting by Rosie’s Easel has been lovingly created in Portrush.