Small statuette of of Daniel O'Connell standing on green grass with smaller figurines to his right.

includes cards with details on each print

A Mick O'Dea painting of Maud Gonne

Stone sculpture of musician Luke Kelly of the Dubliners fame. This is a replica of the statue in Kelly's birthplace: Sheriff Street, Dublin. Dated 2019. Edition 1/3.

Five hand created depictions of the liffey between 988 and 1988, wrapped in white paper in clear box
1) needle case Winetavern Street 10th century
2) carved ship Winetavern Street 12th century
3) speed theatre of the empire 1611
4) rocque survey of dublin 1756
5) custom house docks 1988

Judges is the signature

Harry Kernoff RHA limited sketch of Mme Eveline Kirkwood-Hackett. Actress. Born Eveline Mary Kirkwood. She ran a school of Elocution and modern Acting at The Stidio, 45 Dawson Street, Dublin.
It's quite fashionable for museums to have an artist in residence. We have a curator in heaven. Her name is Madame Kirkwood Hackett, and she ran an elocution and drama school on Dawson Street, just around the corner.

four caricatures and one comic

• Sean O'Casey, Author of 'Juno and the Paycock', etc.;
• Arthur Shields [the Abbey actor] as 'Hyacinth Halvey' [in the play by Lady Gregory];
• Miss Sara Allgood [the Abbey actress], signed twice;
• Untitled, probably Lennox Robinson, the Abbey manager and playwright;
  And with a signed hand-coloured print of her well-known drawing reprinted from the Irish Times showing W.B. Yeats and George Russell passing each other on Merrion Square, one with his head in the clouds, the other looking down at his feet.
  Isa Macnie [1869-1958] was an Irish cartoonist and caricaturist; her book 'The Celebrity Zoo' was published in 1925. She was also an active suffragette, an actress, a pianist and a noted sportswoman (she was Irish ladies' croquet champion in 1907). Her father was a Scottish printer who moved to Dublin