Volume 6
Volume 6 of the RSAI's Du Noyer Collection contains 145 sketches and watercolours. A number of items are undated, with the earliest year being 1842 and the latest year being 1863. The majority of items in the volume are from Co. Kerry and Wicklow, although there are images from Counties Cork, Dublin, and Wexford.
Subjects in Volume 6 include architecture, landscapes, maritime scenes, geological features, crosses, monuments, and still life.

Doorway of Muckross Abbey; Killarney; June 1855; View of East window at Muckross Abbey in the Entrance Door

Panoramic View, May 15th 1855; Muckross Lake; Tommies mt; Glenna mt; Muckross House; Tralee Mountains; vv my residence; Ross Castle; Flesk River

Panoramic View, May 15th 1855; Muckross Lake; Tommies mt; Glenna mt; Muckross House; Tralee Mountains; vv my residence; Ross Castle; Flesk River

Panoramic View; Devil's Punch Bowl Lake; View from near summit of Mangerton; Killarney; Glen na Capall Ld. Mangerton ?

Panoramic View; Devil's Punch Bowl Lake; View from near summit of Mangerton; Killarney; Glen na Capall Ld. Mangerton ?

Co. Cork; wooden anchor, weighted with a slap of slate. Oyster Haven, Kinsale. This kind of anchor used northwards up the court of Waterford and Wexford
![Co. Cork; 17th Aug: 1853; Glandore Regatta. Yachts rounding the Stag south of Castletownsend. Sketched from on board [one] of the ?Imp Islands facing S.W. Co. Cork; 17th Aug: 1853; Glandore Regatta. Yachts rounding the Stag south of Castletownsend. Sketched from on board [one] of the ?Imp Islands facing S.W.](https://rsai.locloudhosting.net/files/square_thumbnails/19fac2a5a7e6e31eca0fb38262a2c9d0.jpg)
Co. Cork; 17th Aug: 1853; Glandore Regatta. Yachts rounding the Stag south of Castletownsend. Sketched from on board [one] of the ?Imp Islands facing S.W.

West end of Tomb, exterior and close to the North wall of Kilcoe Church. ?incidently same age as church
![old cross E. and close to the old church of Temple na Skellig; facing the West; 9 feet … [?, ahon] … [?, ground] old cross E. and close to the old church of Temple na Skellig; facing the West; 9 feet … [?, ahon] … [?, ground]](https://rsai.locloudhosting.net/files/square_thumbnails/00fc1b3b2effc8822bc4008690366a73.jpg)
old cross E. and close to the old church of Temple na Skellig; facing the West; 9 feet … [?, ahon] … [?, ground]

"Walter de Cantilupe, Bishop of Worcester, died 1266"; Sept 9th 1861; Plinth of cross, Glendalough graveyard; close to the Cathedral North Wall, Glendalough

Exterior Doorway of St Kevins Kitchen, Glendalough. Lintel of the Doorway of ancient church called St Kevins Kitchen, Glendalough; 9th September 1861; lately found in a field adjoining the cathedral on the East; Granite- Top 1 3in of cross.

Exterior of ? Window from the base of the north wall Cathedral of Glendalough. This stone not apparent on the outer face

Inside of most westerly window of in the South wall of the cathedral, Glendalough; height 4-2 to opening of arch, width at base 1-10

Geo: Du Noyer, May 1845; specimen of Cyclopean or ?Selasgic Masonry from the base of the Cathedral, Glendalough; many of the stones forming this work; an 5 feet in length by 2-6 in width; (bosh! See masony from Devenish Island)

Selected Item: from an inscription in the graveyard of the Cathedral Glendalough … here lyeth the body of Hugh Healy 1791

all the crosses standing at or near the different churches of Glendalough have their ornamental sides - or faces - looking to the West; near Richardson, Glendalough; West face; 6 feet

Arklow Head, Life Boat House; Arklow Rock; Rock Little; Top of Tara Hill appearing; Road to Sea Bank; Fever Hospital; Church Chappel; Castle and Barracks; Ballyraine in the Trees, Croghan Kindelagh mt.

Arklow Head, Life Boat House; Arklow Rock; Rock Little; Top of Tara Hill appearing; Road to Sea Bank; Fever Hospital; Church Chappel; Castle and Barracks; Ballyraine in the Trees, Croghan Kindelagh mt.
![In the Cathedral close by the N. Wall; from a and b … [?, cubs] of achsal arch 2-10; … [?] of … [?] arch 1-0 In the Cathedral close by the N. Wall; from a and b … [?, cubs] of achsal arch 2-10; … [?] of … [?] arch 1-0](https://rsai.locloudhosting.net/files/square_thumbnails/1c16afbbdccff394ba24c9c96388da1b.jpg)
In the Cathedral close by the N. Wall; from a and b … [?, cubs] of achsal arch 2-10; … [?] of … [?] arch 1-0

character of the masonry at the basement of the Cathedral; Glendalough to the S. of the entrance doorway, viewed from the Interior; the masonry above is all compose of small stones