Book Review: Dubliners

Making their mark

Irish painter-etchers looked abroad for their inspiration, direction and markets from the 1880s, writes Angela Griffith and Anne Hodge

Drawing Dublin

Readers’ Queries and Comments

Je Suis Le Cahier: The Sketch-Books of Picasso

Artist or Artistic? The Drawings of Mary Delany

The Durer Prints in Dublin

Patrick Ireland: Drawings 1965-1985

Maclise as a Book Illustrator

Icons/Costakis

A James Gandon Discovery

The Architecture of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin

Eleazar Albin’s Watercolours of Birds

Book Review: Henry Moore Drawings

Book Review: Prints of the Twentieth Century: A History

Book Review: Drawings from the Irish Architectural Archive

Pageantry or Propaganda? The Illustrated London News and Royal Visitors in Ireland

Book Review: Irish Carnegie Libraries: A Catalogue and Architectural History

Book Review: Drawings of the Principal Antique Buildings of Ireland

Book Review: Between the Mountains and the Sea: Dun Laoghaire/Rathdown County

Book Review: Mary Carbery’s West Cork Journal 1898-1901, or ‘From the Back of Beyond’

Natural Selection

Circling the square

Strangers abroad

Wakeman’s “Archaeologia Hibernica”

Inferno

Cork printmakers at Twenty

Before the Great Famine

Lilburn’s pictorial odyssey

Ink-stained hands

Book Review: Irish Historic Towns Atlas No.20: Tuam

Book Review: Walking Drawing, Making Memory: A Ballynahinch Sketchbook

OUTSTANDING CARICATURES BY JAMES GILLRAY

Master of Miniatures

Michael Craig’s miniature worlds continue a traditional Irish art form dating back to illuminated Christian manuscripts, writes James Howley

The Wakeman Portfolio

A recent visit to Sligo County Library prompts Peter Harbison to ask, could our national institutions do more to give local communities access to their treasures?