In green Fujichrome box
LMODA James II bronze fragment (the foot and ankle) from the statue of King William III, College Green, modelled by Grinling Gibbons, late 17th century, the foot standing on a later stained timber base, inserted with lightweight cement, together with a postcard illustrating an image of the statue in College Green.
LMODA brass door knocker
LMODnonfiction, historic Ireland, 1700s, 1800s, biography, politics, religion, hardback
LMODBook: "Kind Cooking" Published by the Electrical Supply Board
LMODSet of Kildare Club Plates (9)
LMODnonfiction, contemporary Ireland, 2000s, society, culture, religion, women, politics, migration, paperback
LMODHarry 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.