Visual, material, and print culture in nineteenth-century Ireland
By: Ciara Breathnach & Catherine Lawless, editors
Contributors: Society for the Study of Nineteenth-Century Ireland
Series: [Nineteenth-century Ireland] -- 13; Nineteenth-century Ireland series -- 13.
Publisher: Four Courts Press
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Dublin; Portland, OR
Language: eng
Number of pages: 273
ISBN-13: 9781846822315
Subjects: Material culture; Irish Art; Intellectual life; Visual communication; Books and reading; Civilization; Congresses; Social conditions; Printing; History
Description: This collection emanates from the 2008 Society for the Study of Nineteenth-Century Ireland conference.
Notes: Series from jacket.

Selected conference papers.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Ciara Breathnach & Catherine Lawless; title: History and memorials: fine art and the Great Famine in Ireland / Catherine Marshall; title: Troubled waters: high art and popular culture, Dublin, 1821 / Niamh O'Sullivan; title: '; title: merely an antiquarian curiosity': the purchase of the reliquary of St. Lachtin's arm in 1884 / Philip McEvansoneya; title: From the Comerford Crown to the Repeal Cap: fusing the Irish harp symbol with eastern promise in the nineteenth century / Emily Cullen; title: Margaret Stokes (1832-1900) and the study of medieval Irish art in the nineteenth century / Elizabeth Boyle; title: Devotion and representation in nineteenth-century Ireland / Catherine Lawless; title: Rome and Kenmare: Margaret Cusack and Ultramontane print culture / Patrick Maume; title: Pictures of piety and impropriety: Irish religious periodicals of the 1830s / Robin J. Kavanagh; title: Text and illustrations in Samuel Lover's Handy Andy / Maxime Leroy; title: From painting to photograph: James Robinson's The death of Chatterton / Leon Litvack; title: Resisting vision: photography, anthropology and the production of race in Ireland / Justin Carville; title: Two visions of Irish republicanism drawn up in captivity: John Mitchel's Jail journal and Michael Davitt's Leaves from a prison diary / Olivier Coquelin; title: 'Always with a pen in his hand; title: ' : Michael Davitt and the press / Carla King; title: Sources for the history of the Irish poor law in the post-Famine period / Virginia Crossman ... [et al.]; title: Two gentlemen of the Freeman: Thomas Sexton, W.H. Brayden and the Freemans Journal, 1892-1916 / Felix M. Larkin; title: The Melbourne Advocate, 1868-1900: bastion of Irish nationalism in colonial Victoria / Patrick Naughtin; title: A new stage for the stage Irish: Sydney 1844, Lanty O'Liffey and The currency lass; or My native girl / Kiera Lindsey; title: 'The emigrats' friend'? Guides for Irish emigrants by clergymen, c.1830-82; title: 'Mar is fánach mac a' teacht go cruinn mar ' athair': Dáibhí de Barra's surviving translations / Seán Ó Duinnsléibhe.