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Lost Ireland

William Derham
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      LostIreland: 1860-1960 presentsa panoramic sweepof Ireland's forgotten built heritage. Fromwar and insurrection, to prosperity and development,the changes wrought by history havemeant that a whole swathe of our built pastno longer survives, save through the magicof the camera lens. Drawingon a variety of photographic archives,this book offers awide sample of what was lost to these changes:the humble mud huts of the transient labourer,and the 'thatched mansions' of the prosperousfarmer; the edifices of industrial innovationand technology; the grand homes ofthe well-to-do, including the infamous 'bighouse'. Organized by county, LostIreland revealsa layer of Irish historywhich is both fascinating and nostalgic, notjust in its 'bricks and mortar' but also inthe events and the people who inhabited thosesettings.
      Format: Hardback CONTRIBUTORS: William Derham EAN: 9781566493154 COUNTRY: United States PAGES: WEIGHT: 2615 g HEIGHT: 297 cm
      PUBLISHED BY: Welcome Rain Publishers,US DATE PUBLISHED: 2016-05-15 CITY: GENRE: ARCHITECTURE / History / Modern (late 19th Century to 1945), ARCHITECTURE / Historic Preservation / General, HISTORY / Europe / Ireland, PHOTOGRAPHY / History WIDTH: 256 cm SPINE:

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      Ireland, Modernism, History of art, Photographs: collections, History of architecture, European history, Conservation of buildings and building materials

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      WilliamDerham studied architecture at the DublinInstitute of Technology, and building repair& conservation at Trinity College Dublin.For the last eight years he has worked atDublin Castle as a guide and curator. Heis the joint editor of TheChapel Royal, DublinCastle: An Architectural History,and co-curatorof the accompanying exhibition, Pinnacles,Pomp and Piety: 200 years of the ChapelRoyal at Dublin Castle.
      LostIreland: 1860-1960 presentsa panoramic sweepof Ireland's forgotten built heritage. Fromwar and insurrection, to prosperity and development,the changes wrought by history havemeant that a whole swathe of our built pastno longer survives, save through the magicof the camera lens. Drawingon a variety of photographic archives,this book offers awide sample of what was lost to these changes:the humble mud huts of the transient labourer,and the 'thatched mansions' of the prosperousfarmer; the edifices of industrial innovationand technology; the grand homes ofthe well-to-do, including the infamous 'bighouse'. Organized by county, LostIreland revealsa layer of Irish historywhich is both fascinating and nostalgic, notjust in its 'bricks and mortar' but also inthe events and the people who inhabited thosesettings.
      Format: Hardback CONTRIBUTORS: William Derham EAN: 9781566493154 COUNTRY: United States PAGES: WEIGHT: 2615 g HEIGHT: 297 cm
      PUBLISHED BY: Welcome Rain Publishers,US DATE PUBLISHED: 2016-05-15 CITY: GENRE: ARCHITECTURE / History / Modern (late 19th Century to 1945), ARCHITECTURE / Historic Preservation / General, HISTORY / Europe / Ireland, PHOTOGRAPHY / History WIDTH: 256 cm SPINE:

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      Ireland, Modernism, History of art, Photographs: collections, History of architecture, European history, Conservation of buildings and building materials

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      WilliamDerham studied architecture at the DublinInstitute of Technology, and building repair& conservation at Trinity College Dublin.For the last eight years he has worked atDublin Castle as a guide and curator. Heis the joint editor of TheChapel Royal, DublinCastle: An Architectural History,and co-curatorof the accompanying exhibition, Pinnacles,Pomp and Piety: 200 years of the ChapelRoyal at Dublin Castle.

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