Programme for an Abbey Theatre tour to the King's Theatre, Glasgow in 1906.
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Programme for performances on 4th March 1912 by the Abbey Theatre Company at the Plymouth Theatre, Boston.
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Scene from The Field by John B. Keane, Abbey stage, 1980. The cast includes Eamon Morrissey, Peadar Lamb, Joe Lynch, Emmet Bergin and Colm Meaney.
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Prompt script for the world premiere of Riders to the Sea by J.M. Synge, Molesworth Street Hall, Dublin, 1904.
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Photograph of the auditorium of the old Abbey Theatre. Opened on 27th December 1904 the auditorium, renovated by the architect Joseph Holloway, had a capacity of 562. One of two copper mirrors commissioned from Youghal metalworks is visible on the balcony wall.
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Islanders row out in currachs to meet a ship bringing supplies to the island.
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Scene of man bidding farewell to his family as he prepares to emigrate from Aran Islands.
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Portrait of an old man.
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Two women digging potatoes in a field at sunset.
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Oil on Canvas. 99 x 124 cm, In 'The Irish Coast' Stephen McKenna combines classical and academic approaches to painting with the great 17th century Dutch tradition of marine painting, to comment on a very contemporary, yet universal subject. Painted in 1981 during the heigh
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Sculpture, 12 m (height) constructed from mature, native Irish oak and corten steel, This sculpture by Irish artist Michael Warren is constructed from mature, native Irish oak and corten steel. The 'bow in the title is an abbreviation for 'rainbow'. Concerned with gravity,
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Oil on Paper, 44 x 74 cm, Though Camille Souter’s usually small scale paintings appear abstract they are firmly based within reality and the everyday. This depiction of a plane on the runway of Shannon airport is one of a series of works the artist produced from the late 19
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