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Lantern slide of a detail of Jove in The Elements and Seasons Ceiling in Mespil House, Mespil Road, Dublin. Originally Labelled 'D3 44', and with title 'Mespil House'. Although Mespil House was demolished in 1951, three of it's ceilings were kept due…

Lantern slide of a stucco ceiling in the large drawing room of the St Stephen's Green Club, Dublin. Originally labelled 'D3 45' with title 'St Stephen's Green Club'. The 'club' is currently referred to as the St Stephen's Green Hibernian Club,…

Lantern slide of Fame, stucco ceilng in the small drawign room of the St Stephen's Green Club, Dublin. Originally labelled 'D3 46' with title 'St Stephen's Green Club'. The 'club' is currently referred to as the St Stephen's Green Hibernian Club,…

Lantern slide of a stucco ceiling in 45 Sackville Street, Dublin. Originally labelled ' D3 47' with title '45 Sackville Street'. The slide shows an ornately deocrated stucco ceiling with flourishing foliate designs adorning the perimeter of the room.…

Lantern slide of a stucco work ceiling in 63 Lower Dominick Street, Dublin. Originally labelled 'D3 48', with title 'Ceiling 63 lr Dominick St. 1908'. The stucco work ceiling has been decorated in an ornate foliate design with both large and small…

Lantern slide of stucco work found at 24 Rutland Square, Dublin. Orignially labeled 'D3 49' with title '24 Rutland Square'. Pictured is an eagle with with large splayed wings. It appears to be either perched, or holding something in its claws.…

Lantern slide of unidentified stucco work, Dublin. Originally labeed 'D3 50' and without a title. Irish Georgian interiors are know for their decorative plasterwork by the likes of John Stapleton (1747-1801). Stapleton was the most skilled stuccodor…

Lantern slide of a door frame found at 58 Mountjoy Square, Dublin. Originally labelled 'D3 51', with title '58 Mountjoy Square'. Mountjoy square was developed by the Gardiner Estate in 1789 on the North, West and South side of Mountjoy Square…

Lantern slide of a map of the city of Dublin. Originally labeled 'D 52' and without a title. On the slide it reads 'A map of the walled city of Dubline To illustrate the antiquarian remains. Publised in the Irish Builder Vol. XXII 1881.' At the…

Lantern slide of an 18th century map of Dublin City. Originally labelled 'D3 53' and without a title. The map was drawn by John Rocque and this slide is a detail of a larger map. Pictured is St. Stephen's Green, a Vicorian park located in city…