"Two Pints"

Format: Rolled Print
Size: Large
Frame: None
Sale price£225.00

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Story Behind the Painting

'Two Pints' is one of Terry Bradley's most recognisable works, capturing the quiet dignity of Belfast's shipyard workers at the end of a long shift. The painting depicts a docker from Harland & Wolff — the legendary shipyard that built the Titanic — dressed in the heavy coat, collarless shirt, and woollen waistcoat typical of the city's working men. He holds two pints of stout, a familiar ritual for dockers pouring into the bars of East Belfast after a hard day on the docks.

Bradley's portrayal goes beyond nostalgia. It's a tribute to the working-class identity that built modern Belfast — men whose labour and grit are woven into the city's industrial history. The muted, weathered colour palette and bold linework reflect Bradley's signature style, rooted in the people and streets of his own upbringing near Belfast's Shankill Road.

Two Pints remains a favourite among collectors of Bradley's "Dockers" series, prized for its raw honesty and connection to Belfast's shipbuilding legacy.

Limited Edition

Editions are produced from a limited number. Once limited editions are sold out, they will never be reproduced and will only be available as hand-embellished prints and canvases.

Small Large XL
Print - Edition of 250 Edition of 20
Canvas Edition of 250 Edition of 250 Edition of 250
Hand Embellished 1/1 1/1 1/1

 

Dimensions for Print

Small Large XL
Rolled* - 19" x 24" 36" x 46"
Framed* - 32" x 37" 40" x 50"

 

Dimensions for Canvas

Small Large XL
Rolled / Stretched* 28" x 36" 36" x 46" 46" x 60"
Framed (Floating Frames)* 30" x 38" 38" x 48" 48" x 62"
Framed (All Other Frames)* 40" x 48" 48" x 58" 58" x 72"