Description
Elevate your wall decor with this stunning art print featuring a vibrant watercolor painting by Patrick O’Hara. The artwork showcases Wild Irises and Corn Marigolds, captured during a field trip to Tizi-n-Tichka, the iconic mountain pass in Morocco’s High Atlas Mountains. Rich in colour and detail, this piece is perfect for lovers of botanical art, floral wall decor, and nature-inspired travel artwork.
The print portrays the following species: Wild Irises (Moraea sisyrinchium), Corn Marigolds (Glebionis segetum), Garland Daisies (Glebionis coronaria) & Spanish Festoon Butterfly (Zerynthia rumina)
Product Details:
• Artist: Patrick O’Hara, Irish botanical artist
• Printed in Ireland on museum-quality, heavyweight fine art paper made from 100% cotton
• Print of a watercolour painting
• Available in multiple sizes to suit any space:
◦ small – 6 inch x 8 inch
◦ medium – 9 inch x 12 inch
• The small print is also available mounted with a mount of size 10 inch x 12 inch.
Perfect for botanical art lovers and nature enthusiasts, and anyone seeking unique floral wall art.
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 UN. 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!














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