A magnificent sketch of a 'Josser' will soon be 'hung' in the 'National Gallery'
The 'Josser' should have been 'hung' in Mountjoy many years ago!

29 July to 5 September 1958 held in The Great Hall University College Dublin Earlsfort Terrace

signed judges

Fine Collection of Georgian Views of Dublin.

Malton (James) A Picturesque and
Descriptive View of the City of Dublin, a fine set of 27 (26 hand coloured acquaints) each approx. 45cms x 58cms (17 3/4" x 23") including the Map and Coat of Arms of the
City of Dublin, published London (J. Malton & G. Cowen) Dublin July 1794 & 1795, in matching hogarth frames. (27) Provenance: Property of a Titled Lady.

Print of Bertie Ahern standing beside newspaper board with headline 'The Most Cunning of Them All' Headline is also on a Northside People newspaper by Graham Knuttel

Graham Knuttel painted gently satirical pictures of all the Taoisigh. This painting references Ahern’s reputation as a man of the people – his famous anorak, that pub in Drumcondra opposite his constituency office. Charlie Haughey’s much quoted description – “The Most Cunning of Them All” – refers to the other side of Ahern’s reputation.

A coloured print depicting Emmet in his uniform of a green coat with white facings and white breeches holding his cocked hat with feathers above his head. The print applied with gilt highlights. A verse by Moore in the margin.