Irish Architectural and Decorative Studies Volume XVIII

Volume XVIII

Finola O' Kane

Volume XVIII contains contributions from Ruth Musielak, William Laffan, Gábor Gelléri, Rachel Finnegan, Laura Johnstone, Sinéad Gargan, Claudia Kinmonth and John Walker.

Bathing in porphyry on the banks of the River Liffey: Lord Charlemont's missed oppurtunity

Ruth Musielak
'Imitators of One Another'; a source for George Barret

William Laffan
An unknown 'creator' of picturesque Ireland - the Irish sketches and notes of Luttrell Wynne, the 'Gentleman of Oxford'

Gábor Gelléri
Frederick, 3rd Earl of Bessborough, collector and artist (1758-1844)

Rachel Finnegan
'On one level to the eye': visions for suburbia on the Lonford de Vesci estate in Dublin

Laura Johnstone
How not to 'Encourage People to take Lotts for Building': the 18th-century non-development of Grangegorman by the Monck estate

Sinéad Gargan
Noggins, 'the nicest work of all': traditional Irish wooden vessels for eating and drinking

Claudia Kinmonth
'A Short Dissertation on Planting', for Lady Louisa Conolly

John Walker

The Journal of the Irish Georgian Society

Volume XVIII

Finola O' Kane

Contents

Bathing in porphyry on the banks of the River Liffey: Lord Charlemont's missed oppurtunity

'Imitators of One Another'; a source for George Barret

An unknown 'creator' of picturesque Ireland - the Irish sketches and notes of Luttrell Wynne, the 'Gentleman of Oxford'

Frederick, 3rd Earl of Bessborough, collector and artist (1758-1844)

'On one level to the eye': visions for suburbia on the Lonford de Vesci estate in Dublin

How not to 'Encourage People to take Lotts for Building': the 18th-century non-development of Grangegorman by the Monck estate

Noggins, 'the nicest work of all': traditional Irish wooden vessels for eating and drinking

'A Short Dissertation on Planting', for Lady Louisa Conolly

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