ID: PRX3124993

Philippe de France, duc d'Orleans

Vaillant, Wallerant (1623-77)

ID: PRX3124991

Young rider as wreath holder

Dürer or Duerer, Albrecht (1471-1528)

ID: LGM3120221

Sandymount Strand with the Wicklow Hills in the background, referred to in James Joyce 'Ulysses', Dublin, Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120210

The Forty Foot Hole, the sea swimming point off Sandycove, referred to in James Joyce 'Ulysses', Dublin, Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120224

Clongowes Wood College, County Kildare, Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120206

James Joyce's apartment within the James Joyce Martello Tower and Museum, Sandycove, Dublin, Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120239

Pigeon House Generating Station, as referred to in James Joyce 'Dubliners', Dublin, Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120336

Mullingar House, Chapelizod, Dublin, which was the home of all characters and elements in James Joyce 'Finnegans Wake' , Ireland, (photo)

ID: LGM3120349

Ryan's Bar of Parkgate, Dublin. one of the few pubs which James Joyce was barred from. Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120428

statue of James Joyce in St Stephen's Green, Dublin, Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120275

The Wellington Monument in Phoenix Park referred to by James Joyce in 'Finnegans Wake' as 'Wallinstone', Dublin, Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120439

Statue of Daniel O'Connell, Irish polital leader in the first half of the 19th Century that campaigned for Catholic emancipation, Dublin, referred to in James Joyce 'Ulysses', Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120296

Trinity College, Dublin, referred to in James Joyce, 'A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man', Ireland (photo)

ID: AAH3120468

Chapel of Chivalry: proposed silver candlestick (pencil, ink, brush, w/c & silver paint on grey card)

A. Edward Jones & Co. (est.1902)

ID: AAH3120474

High Altar: proposed gold and silver processional cross, actual size (pencil, ink, brush, w/c, silver & gold paint on grey card)

A. Edward Jones & Co. (est.1902)

ID: LGM3120333

Mullingar House, Chapelizod, Dublin, which was the home of all characters and elements in James Joyce 'Finnegans Wake' , Ireland, (photo)

ID: AAH3120509

The Accademia and the Salute, Campo de la Carita, Venice, 1973 (w/c on paper)

Fairclough, Wilfred (1907-1996)

ID: LGM3120353

Slattery's of Capel Street, Dublin, Referred in James Joyce 'Ulysses', Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120360

Dublin Bars, as mentioned in James Joyce 'Ulysses', Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120368

Leopardstown Races, home of Irish racing in Dublin, as referred to in James Joyce 'Ulysses', Dublin, Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120372

Rhododendrons on the Hill of Howth as referred to in James Joyce, 'Ulysses', Howth, Dublin, Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120387

Wicklow Mountains, referred to by James Joyce in 'Finnegans Wake', Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120393

Malahide Castle, County Dublin, referred to in James Joyce 'Ulysses', Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120411

St Finbarr Cathedral on the banks of the River Lee, Cork city, referred to in James Joyce 'A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man', Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120420

Cork city, bridges over River Lee, referred to in James Joyce 'A portrait of the Artist as a Young Man', Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120430

Bridge over Grand Canal, Dublin, referred to in James Joyce 'Dubliners', Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120443

Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin, where many prominent national figures are buried: Daniel O'Donnell, Parnell, Michael Collins, Eamon de Valera, Maude Gonne, Roger Casement, Constance Markievicz, and many others, referred to in James Joyce 'Ulysses', Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120450

National Library, Dublin, Referred to in James Joyce 'A portrait of the Arist as a Young Man', Ireland (photo)

ID: AAH3120461

The Bend in the River, near Chepstow, Monmouthshire, 1905 (w/c & gouache on paper)

Steer, Philip Wilson (1860-1942)

ID: AAH3120470

High Altar: proposed gold and silver staves and maces, actual size (pencil, ink, brush, w/c & silver paint on grey card)

A. Edward Jones & Co. (est.1902)

ID: AAH3120506

View along the Shore (w/c & gum Arabic on paper)

Francia, Francois Louis Thomas (1772-1839) (circle of)

ID: LGM3120243

Pigeon House Generating Station from Dublin Harbour, as referred to in James Joyce 'Dubliners', Dublin, Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120254

Grattan Bridge over the River Liffey, with the Four Courts, The Ormond Hotel and the Lower Ormond Quay, as referred to by James Joyce in 'Dubliners', Dublin, Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120305

Dalkey House where James Joyce and Stephen Dedalus taught, County Dublin, Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120313

Mater Hospital, Dublin, referred to in James Joyce 'Ulysses', Ireland (photo)

ID: LGM3120332

Dun Laoghaire town, referred to in James Joyce 'Ulysses', Dublin, Ireland (photo)