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Antique illustration - The Cathedral Church of St Patrick, Dublin
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Antique illustration - The Cathedral Church of St Patrick, Dublin
Woodcut illustration from " The Saturday Magazine", Volume 81, 5th October, 1833, an educational magazine " under the Direction of the Committee of General Literature and Education Appointed by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. Price One Penny". This woodcut shows the Cathedral Church of Saint Patrick, Dublin. At the time, Eire was part of Great Britain
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1830s Style British Culture Cathedral Cemetery Dublin Republic Of Ireland Ephemera Gothic Style Image Created 1830 1839 Irish Culture Medieval Monochrome Republic Of Ireland Social History Spire Tomb Tombstone Drawing Art Product Image Created 19th Century
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This antique illustration takes us back to the 19th century, specifically the 1830s, as it showcases the magnificent Cathedral Church of St Patrick in Dublin. The woodcut image, originally published in "The Saturday Magazine" - an educational magazine under the direction of a committee appointed by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge - transports us to a time when Eire was still part of Great Britain. In this monochrome print, we are presented with a detailed depiction of the cathedral's exterior. The gothic-style spire and medieval architecture stand tall against the backdrop of Dublin's landscape. This engraving not only captures a moment in history but also serves as a window into Irish and British culture during that era. As we gaze upon this old-fashioned artwork, we can't help but appreciate its intricate details and craftsmanship. It evokes feelings of nostalgia and curiosity about social history. The presence of tombstones within the cemetery surrounding the cathedral adds an element of solemnity and reverence. This black-and-white image is more than just a visual representation; it represents an important piece of ephemera from Dublin's past. It invites us to explore not only architectural marvels but also delve into Ireland's rich cultural heritage. Overall, this print beautifully encapsulates both historical significance and artistic excellence, making it an invaluable addition to any collection or display dedicated to preserving our shared heritage.
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