Costume design, by Charles Ricketts, for the character of Cuchulain in the 1915 production of On Baile's Strand by William Butler Yeats, at the Little Theatre, London.

A Sense of Identity | Arts | Drama

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An abstract bronze sculpture inspired by great cloak, boat forms, hands.

A Sense of Identity | The West | Celtic Revival

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Depiction of a woman singing.

A Sense of Identity | Manners and customs | Women

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The large canvas depicts Ireland's Celtic heritage with sardonic eye and is anti-romantic comment on the fanciful idealisation of western peasant culture. He bases his scene on the old practice when, on 'pattern days', people would gather to pray at a holy site associated with a

A Sense of Identity | Celtic Revival | The West

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This photograph shows Claire Kennedy in a Celtic Revival costume made and worn in the 1920s. The full costume is composed of full length dress, sash-belt, veil, head-band and 'brat' or mantle. Clare Kennedy was married to the Attorney General, Hugh Kennedy, a senior officia

A Sense of Identity | Headbands | Manners and customs

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This sash style belt and head-band are parts of a Celtic Revival costume made and worn in the 1920s. The full costume is composed of a full length dress, sash-belt, veil, head-band and 'brat' or mantle. The ensemble was worn by Clare Kennedy, wife of the Attorney General, H

A Sense of Identity | Manners and customs | Clothing and dress

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