Detailed plan and 'explanation' of a building ruin known as 'The Ship Temple', Co. Down. Beranger also provides a written description of the ship shaped building and questions its function; Beranger also comments on the continual destruction of the temple at 'the hands of men hav
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Architecture--Northern Ireland--Down
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A detailed view of ruins of a building known as 'The Ship Temple', Co. Down.
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Architecture--Northern Ireland--Down
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View of the remains of a church at Mulhuddard, Co. Dublin and associated graveyard. A gentleman is portrayed, standing beside the exterior wall of church ruin.
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Church architecture--Ireland--Dublin
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A scenic view of the ruins of Howth Abbey, Co. Dublin and surrounding area, including a view of a nearby small shore and a small boat moored on shore. Copy of original drawing by Vincenzo Valdré. Index at beginning of volume indicates that this watercolour was based on a drawing
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Abbeys--Ireland--Dublin
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A detailed view of Greencastle, Co. Down. A lady and gentleman are portrayed in the drawing. Copy of original drawing by Miss Sharman of Moira Castle.
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Castles--Northern Ireland
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View of Dunbrody Abbey, Co. Wexford from the north-west. A man accompanied by a dog, is depicted in the foreground of the drawing. Based on original drawing by Charles Forrest (fl. 1771-80). Copy of original drawing by Mr. Forrest. Index at beginning of volume; Index refers to or
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Abbeys--Ireland
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A view of the remains of Athlumney Castle, Co. Meath. A gentleman, accompanied by a dog, rests below the shade of a nearby tree, looking upon the castle.
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Castles--Ireland
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A scenic view of Castlemore (castle) on the banks of the River Bride, Co. Cork. A gentleman is portrayed, resting on the river bank and looking across the river towards the castle. Copy of original drawing by General Charles Vallancey.
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Castles--Ireland
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A scenic view of the ruins of Ballincollig castle upon a rock outcrop, Co. Cork. Two gentlemen, one carrying a basket [containing food], are depicted walking towards the castle. Copy of original drawing by General Charles Vallancey.
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Castles--Ireland
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A detailed view of the ruins of Kilpipe church, Co. Wicklow. A gentleman is depicted in the foreground of the drawing. Copy of original drawing by Stephens Reily.
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Church architecture--Ireland
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A scenic view of the remains of Ballybrittas Castle, Co. Laois. A small, stone building stands beside the castle remains and a gentleman and lady are depicted in the foreground of the drawing. Copy of original drawing by Rev. Seymour.
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Castles--Ireland
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A scenic view of the remains of an Abbey and associated graveyard at Graignamanagh, Co. Kilkenny. Copy of original drawing by Rev. Seymour.
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Abbeys--Ireland
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