Patronage

St. Columba converting the Pictish King Bridei to Christianity by William Brassey Hole, mural painting in the Scottish National Portrait Gallery.
St. Columba converting the Pictish King Bridei to Christianity by William Brassey Hole, mural painting in the Scottish National Portrait Gallery.
St. Bride by John McKirdy Duncan; 1913; National Galleries of Scotland (Scotland); tempera on canvas.
St. Bride by John McKirdy Duncan; 1913; National Galleries of Scotland (Scotland); tempera on canvas.

This work is placed under the protection of my great patron Saint Columba, Founder of Iona, and my patient and tender patroness, Saint Brigid, Mary of the Gael.

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  1. These are beautiful and we saw many of them at Trinity College Library many years ago. Is it possible to buy these as poster reproductions?

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