Modern Ireland in 100 Artworks
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Modern Ireland in 100 Artworks

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Modern Ireland in 100 Artworks

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100 artworks have been chosen for this beautifully illustrated book to represent each year from 1916-2015. They trace the story of Ireland's creative output from the revolutionary period until today. The story that emerges through these 100 works is not one of artists gradually finding their place of honour in the republic. Especially in the visual arts it is, on the contrary, a story of never-ending argument, of works that are disliked, rejected, fought over, even painted over. Instead of the artists supporting the state and the state supporting the artists, it is a case of the artists challenging and upsetting the community and the community looking warily at the artists. This is what makes Irish art, at its best, so edgy, so embattled and so vital.They were compiled by the Royal Irish Academy in partnership with The Irish Times. The visual artworks were chosen from the RIA's research project the five volume publication, Art and Architecture of Ireland. Most artists and writers featured in the series have been profiled in the RIA's Dictionary of Irish Biography which outlines the lives at home and overseas of prominent men and women born in Ireland, north and south, and the noteworthy Irish careers of those born outside Ireland.

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Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Title
  3. Copyright
  4. Contents
  5. Introduction
  6. Editor’s note
  7. 1916 A portrait of the artist as a young man JAMES JOYCE
  8. 1917 Men of the west SEÁN KEATING
  9. 1918 Seacht mbua an Éirí Amach PÁDRAIC Ó CONAIRE
  10. 1919 The signing of peace in the Hall of Mirrors, Versailles, 28th June 1919 WILLIAM ORPEN
  11. 1920 The lobster fisherman at dusk PAUL HENRY
  12. 1921 Back to Methuselah GEORGE BERNARD SHAW
  13. 1922 Ulysses JAMES JOYCE
  14. 1923 Decoration MAINIE JELLETT
  15. 1924 The eve of St Agnes HARRY CLARKE
  16. 1925 Monument to William Gladstone JOHN HUGHES
  17. 1926 The plough and the stars SEAN O’CASEY
  18. 1927 Ardnacrusha hydroelectric scheme THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN AND ESB
  19. 1928 The Sam Maguire cup HOPKINS & HOPKINS
  20. 1929 An tOileánach TOMÁS Ó CRIOMHTHAIN
  21. 1930 High treason, Court of Criminal Appeal: the trial of Roger Casement SIR JOHN LAVERY
  22. 1931 Guests of the nation FRANK O’CONNOR
  23. 1932 Skywriting over Dublin EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS
  24. 1933 The winding stair W.B. YEATS
  25. 1934 Devoted ladies MOLLY KEANE
  26. 1935 The death of CĂșchulainn OLIVER SHEPPARD
  27. 1936 Katie Roche TERESA DEEVY
  28. 1937 Come gather round me Parnellites JACK B. YEATS
  29. 1938 Pray for the wanderer KATE O’BRIEN
  30. 1939 Irish Pavilion, New York World’s Fair MICHAEL SCOTT
  31. 1940 Tinkers’ encampment: the blood of Abel JACK B. YEATS
  32. 1941 An béal bocht MYLES NA GCOPALEEN
  33. 1942 The great hunger PATRICK KAVANAGH
  34. 1943 The Three Graces GABRIEL HAYES
  35. 1944 Prayer before birth LOUIS MACNEICE
  36. 1945 The demon lover and other stories ELIZABETH BOWEN
  37. 1946 The Becker wives MARY LAVIN
  38. 1947 Bust of James Connolly HILARY HERON
  39. 1948 BusĂĄras MICHAEL SCOTT
  40. 1949 CrĂ© na cille MÁIRTÍN ÓCADHAIN
  41. 1950 Island people GERARD DILLON
  42. 1951 A family LOUIS LE BROCQUY
  43. 1952 En attendant Godot SAMUEL BECKETT
  44. 1953 Cape and gown SYBIL CONNOLLY
  45. 1954 The quare fellow BRENDAN BEHAN
  46. 1955 Aer Lingus summer timetable GUUS MELAI
  47. 1956 Margadh na saoire MÁIRE MHAC AN TSAOI
  48. 1957 Irisches Tagebuch HEINRICH BÖLL
  49. 1958 Girl carrying grasses PATRICK SCOTT
  50. 1959 Sive JOHN B. KEANE
  51. 1960 Sheela-na-gig paintings BARRIE COOKE
  52. 1961 A whistle in the dark TOM MURPHY
  53. 1962 Ár rĂ© dhearĂłil MÁIRTÍN Ó DIREÁIN
  54. 1963 The barracks JOHN MCGAHERN
  55. 1964 Wolfe Tone EDWARD DELANEY
  56. 1965 Cork County Hall PATRICK MCSWEENEY
  57. 1966 DĂ© Luain EOGHAN Ó TUAIRISC
  58. 1967 Aspen 5+6 BRIAN O’DOHERTY
  59. 1968 Viva Che JIM FITZPATRICK
  60. 1969 The tĂĄin THOMAS KINSELLA AND LOUIS LE BROCQUY
  61. 1970 Troubles J.G. FARRELL
  62. 1971 Línte liombó SEÁN Ó RÍORDÁIN
  63. 1972 Structure MICHAEL KANE
  64. 1973 Da HUGH LEONARD
  65. 1974 Christmas Eve MAEVE BRENNAN
  66. 1975 North SEAMUS HEANEY
  67. 1976 Northern Ireland, the 1,500th victim ROBERT BALLAGH
  68. 1977 Madonna Irlanda MICHEAL FARRELL
  69. 1978 Jim Larkin statue OISÍN KELLY
  70. 1979 Faith healer BRIAN FRIEL
  71. 1980 In her own image EAVAN BOLAND
  72. 1981 Belfast after Pollaiuolo CLIFFORD RAINEY
  73. 1982 The hunt by night DEREK MAHON
  74. 1983 Bligeard srĂĄide MICHAEL DAVITT
  75. 1984 Celebration: the beginning of labour PAULINE CUMMINS
  76. 1985 Observe the sons of Ulster marching towards the Somme FRANK MCGUINNESS
  77. 1986 Reading the sky PAULA MEEHAN
  78. 1987 Pentecost STEWART PARKER
  79. 1988 The great wall of Kinsale EILÍS O’CONNELL
  80. 1989 Self portrait TONY O’MALLEY
  81. 1990 Madoc PAUL MULDOON
  82. 1991 Untitled: Philippe VACHER JAMES COLEMAN
  83. 1992 The butcher boy PATRICK MCCABE
  84. 1993 Paddy Clarke, ha, ha, ha RODDY DOYLE
  85. 1994 The country blooms, a garden and a grave ALANNA O’KELLY
  86. 1995 City drawings KATHY PRENDERGAST
  87. 1996 Portia Coughlan MARINA CARR
  88. 1997 Teacup DOROTHY CROSS
  89. 1998 Cead aighnis NUALA NÍ DHOMHNAILL
  90. 1999 True nature WILLIE DOHERTY
  91. 2000 N3 TOM DE PAOR
  92. 2001 Tawnanasool HUGHIE O’DONOGHUE
  93. 2002 The Agreement SHANE CULLEN
  94. 2003 New sexual lifestyles GERARD BYRNE
  95. 2004 The four directions ALICE MAHER
  96. 2005 The sea JOHN BANVILLE
  97. 2006 Mothers and sons COLM TÓIBÍN
  98. 2007 X-PO DEIRDRE O’MAHONY
  99. 2008 Molly Fox’s birthday DEIRDRE MADDEN
  100. 2009 New faculty at Bocconi University GRAFTON ARCHITECTS
  101. 2010 Room EMMA DONOGHUE
  102. 2011 Laundry LOUISE LOWE
  103. 2012 Commonage CULTURSTRUCTION, ROSIE LYNCH AND HOLLIE KEARNS
  104. 2013 Parallax SINÉAD MORRISSEY
  105. 2014 Saw Swee Hock student centre, London School of Economics O’DONNELL + TUOMEY
  106. 2015 Silent moves AIDEEN BARRY, EMMA O’KANE, RIDGEPOOL TRAINING CENTRE AND SCANNÁN TECHNOLOGIES
  107. Picture credits
  108. Selected bibliography
  109. Publisher’s note