A scenic view of an earthen mound at Rathcroghan, Co. Roscommon. Two gentlemen are depicted, looking upon the mound and a written description of the mound is featured on the drawing.
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Rathcroghan Site (Ireland)
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A scenic view of the Castle of Shean atop a steep hill or motte, Co. Limerick. A smaller stone building is portrayed at the base of the hill. Copy of original drawing by General Charles Vallancey.
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Castles--Ireland
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A picturesque view of Kells, Co. Kilkenny, including a view of an Augustinian church, an earthen motte or mound, a bridge across the river and a mill house. A gentleman on horseback is portrayed, crossing the river via the bridge. Copy of original drawing by General Charles Valla
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Kells Priory (Kells, Kilkenny, Ireland)
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A scenic view of a church site and motte (earthen mound) at Knockgraffon, Co. Tipperary. Copy of original drawing by General Charles Vallancey.
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Church architecture--Ireland
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View of an earthen moat, Navan, Co. Meath. Two gentlemen are featured climbing up the moat.
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Mounds--Ireland
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A scenic view of a cairn (earthen mound) and surrounding countryside, including a view of several houses and a church. Copy of original drawing by General Charles Vallancey.
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Mounds--Ireland
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A view of a large earthen mound or moat, at Dowth, Co. Meath. A 'modern' temple is visible at the summit of the mound. Two gentlemen are illustrated at the base of the mound.
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Dowth Site (Ireland)
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View of a large earthen mound at Newgrange, Co. Meath and standing stones, surrounding the mound. Two gentlemen feature in the painting, standing beside one of the standing stones. Beranger marks features of the mound and surrounding area, specifically, 'A' marks entrance at moun
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Newgrange Site (Ireland)
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A scenic view of Ardmulchan church on the banks of the River Boyne, Co Meath. A tumulus (earthen mound) is depicted beside the church. Copy of original drawing by General Charles Vallancey.
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Church architecture--Ireland
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A view of Howth, depicting Howth Abbey, an earthen mound, identified by Beranger as a cairn and a distant view of Ireland's eye. Copy of original drawing by General Charles Vallancey.
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Abbeys--Ireland--Dublin
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Watercolour, portraying a detailed drawing of the front section of the mound or barrow. Features of the front section or entrance are marked 'A' and 'B' and dimensions of sections of the mound are supplied on drawing.
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Newgrange Site (Ireland)
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Detailed site plan of the mound or barrow at Newgrange, Co. Meath.
Watercolour painting, Irish--18th century | Watercolours--Irish--1770-1800 | Newgrange Site (Ireland)
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