IRISH ARCHITECTURAL AND DECORATIVE STUDIES – Vol.18

ESSAYS  (alphabetically by author)

• Frederick, 3rd Earl of Bessborough, collector and artist (1758-1844)  — Rachel Finnegan 
 • How not to 'Encourage People to take Lotts for Building': the 18th-century non-development of Grangegorman by the Monck estate  — Sinéad Gargan  
• An unknown 'creator' of picturesque Ireland: the Irish sketches and notes of Luttrell Wynne, the 'Gentleman of Oxford'  — Gábor Gelléri  
• 'On one level to the eye': visions for suburbia on the Longford de Vesci estate in Dublin  — Laura Johnstone  
• Noggins, 'the nicest work of all': traditional Irish wooden vessels for eating and drinking  — Claudia Kinmonth  
• 'Imitators of One Another': a source for George Barret  — William Laffan  
• Bathing in porphyry on the banks of the River Liffey: Lord Charlemont's missed opportunity  — Ruth Musielak  
• 'A Short Dissertation on Planting', for Lady Louisa Conolly  — John Walker (1763-1830)