Celebrate the charm and history of Cork with this visually striking architectural collage print by renowned Irish artist Patrick O’Hara. Originally created to mark Cork’s designation as European Capital of Culture in 2005, this unique artwork showcases a curated collection of the city’s most iconic buildings, towers, spires, and domes — capturing over 800 years of Cork’s rich architectural heritage in a single stunning image.
While Patrick O’Hara is best known for his botanical art, this beautiful piece reflects his passion for Cork and its visual legacy. It makes a thoughtful and affordable gift for Cork natives, Irish heritage lovers, architecture enthusiasts, or anyone looking to add a touch of Ireland’s urban beauty to their home or office décor.

Product Details:
• High-quality laminated print for durability and vibrant finish
• Includes a key/legend to help identify each building featured in the collage
• Available in two sizes:
◦ A4 (approx. 20.7 cm x 29.7 cm)
◦ A3 (approx. 28 cm x 36.6 cm)
(Please refer to these specific measurements, as A4/A3 labels are for reference only.)

Perfect Gift For:
• Cork locals or expats
• Irish art collectors
• Architecture lovers
• Housewarmings, birthdays, or special occasions

Add a piece of Cork’s story to your space — a meaningful and visually captivating keepsake of Ireland’s cultural heart.

About the artist:
For over four decades, Patrick O’Hara has built an international reputation as a leading botanical artist, celebrated for his distinctive and highly detailed representations of wild flowers. His artistic journey began with life-size, handcrafted porcelain sculptures of botanical subjects, and more recently, he has become known for his exquisite botanical watercolour paintings.
Patrick’s work has been exhibited in major cities around the world, including London, New York, Dublin, and Tokyo – and at the United Nations. His art is held in numerous public and private collections, admired for both its beauty, delicacy and ecological insight.
Unlike traditional botanical illustrations that often isolate plant specimens, Patrick’s art emphasizes the ecological relationships that define a plant’s natural environment. Each piece portrays wildflowers in their native habitats, surrounded by the insects, birds, and small animals they coexist with. This approach offers a more holistic understanding of plant ecology, helping viewers appreciate the complex interdependence of species in the natural world.
Through his lifelong dedication, Patrick O’Hara has not only advanced the field of botanical art, but also deepened public appreciation for the biodiversity of wild landscapes and the urgent need for conservation.
Learn more about Patrick and his work on his website www.oharasculpture.com and also on Wikipedia!