Madeline Headband Add Gift Box and Luxury Ribbon:No The panels tell the romantic

The panels tell the romantic story of two lovers escaping to be together on a cold windy stormy night

conferred in tongues of flame at Pentecost

Irish novelist noted for his experimental use of language and exploration of new literary methods in such large works of fiction as Ulysses (1922) and Finnegans Wake (1939)

An initiativebetween the National Museum of Ireland and the Design and Crafts Council ofIreland

Madeline Headband Add Gift Box and Luxury Ribbon:No The panels tell the romanticJennifer was inspired for this print by Harry Clarke's work based on the poem The Eve of St Agnes which tells the myth that a young Maiden Madeline would see a vision of her lover. Harry was inspired by the romantic story written by English poet John Keats of two lovers escaping to be together on a cold, windy, stormy night. Box not included, Possibility to buy it separately.