Holly Brown Trinity College Dublin Department of History of Art and Architecture 2018 BA
Subject: Painting Country: USA Period: 17th and 20th Century
10,000 words
Austerity and Functionalism in Visual Communication: A Critique of the International Typographic Style
Warren Brown Trinity College Dublin
Department of History of Art and Architecture
1999 MPhil
Subject: Architecture
Period: 20th Century
Text and Image in the Work of Lorand Gaspar
Karen Brown Trinity College Dublin
Department of History of Art and Architecture
1998 MPhil
Subject: Illustration
Period: 20th Century
Wearable Wealth: The Social and Cultural Significance of Gold Jewellery in Later Medieval Ireland
Chantal Brown Trinity College Dublin
Department of History of Art and Architecture
2015 MPhil (Irish Art History)
Subject: Metalwork
Country: Ireland
Period: 13th Century to 15th Century
Supervisor: Dr Rachel Moss
20,000
Emily Carr: Art and Spirituality
Carolyn Elizabeth Brown
Trinity College Dublin
Department of History of Art and Architecture
2000
BA
Subject: Painting
Country: Canada
Period: 20th Century
10,000 words
Disease, Desire and Decline in the Aging Artist Michelangelo’s Fixation on the Physical Body
Chloe Brown Trinity College Dublin Department of History of Art and Architecture 2019 BA
Subject: Painting, Sculpture Country: Italy Period: 16th Century
10,000 words
The role of Slavic mythology in the works of Zofia Stryjenska (1891-1976) in the Formation of the National style and the Re-Establishment of National Identity in Poland in the 20th century
Ewelina Bubania Trinity College Dublin Department of History of Art and Architecture 2010 BA
Subject: Painting, Architecture, Decoration and Illustration Country: Poland Period: 19th and 20th Century
10,000 words
Belleek Pottery
Kerry-Leigh Buckley Trinity College Dublin Department of History of Art and Architecture 1988 BA
Subject: Pottery Country: Ireland and America Period: 19th and 20th Century
Through the Stained Glass and What Clarke Found There Exploring as to whether Harry Clarke should be recognized as a purely Irish artist or not.
Emer Buckley Trinity College Dublin Department of History of Art and Architecture 2019 BA
Subject: Stained Glass, Painting Country: Ireland Period: 20th Century
10,000 words
The University of Dublin, Trinity College, and Sustainable Architecture; an Investigation of the Impact of Environmental Services on Building Design over the Past c.150 Years.
Lelia Budd Trinity College Dublin Department of History of Art and Architecture 2005 BA
Subject: Architecture Country: Ireland Period: 19th- 21st Century
10,000 words
Report on Iveagh Markets, Frances Street, D8
Toby Bull Trinity College Dublin Department of Civic, Structural & Environmental Engineering 2005 Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Building Repair and Conservation
Subject: Iveagh Market Country: Ireland
Approx. 15,000
The Trinity College Exhibition Hall: Ireland’s First University Gallery
Emma Burke Trinity College Dublin
Department of History of Art and Architecture
2011
MPhil (Irish Art History)
Country: Ireland: Dublin
Supervisor: Dr Yvonne Scott 20,000
Richard Castle’s Domestic Interiors in Ireland 1728-1750
Emma Joyce Burke Trinity College Dublin Department of History of Art and Architecture 2010 BA
Subject: Architecture Country: Ireland Period: 18th Century
10,000 words
Sidney Nolan and Ned Kelly: Living Through the Landscape
Sam Burton Trinity College Dublin Department of History of Art and Architecture 2013 BA
Subject: Painting, Watercolour and Mixed Media Country: Australia Period: 20th Century
10,000 words
Revivalist and Realist: Pre-Raphaelitism and Photography
Jessica Burton Restrick Trinity College Dublin Department of History of Art and Architecture 2019 BA
Subject: Painting and Photography Country: England Period: 19th Century
10,000 words
An Evaluation of Current Galvanic Cathodic Protection Systems and their Application in Protected Structures
Roland Burzik Trinity College Dublin Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering 2009 Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Building Repair and Conservation
Subject: Protected structures Country: Ireland
Approx. 15,000
Context and Subtext of Religious Art in Madrid During the Reign of Philip IV
Marta Bustillo
Trinity College Dublin
Department of History of Art and Architecture
2004
PhD
Country: Spain: Madrid
Period: 16th Century
Supervisor: Dr. Peter Cherry
Approx. 60,000 - 80,000 words
The Genre Paintings of Murillo: Scenes of Everyday Life or Moral Images?
Marta Bustillo Trinity College Dublin Department of History of Art and Architecture 1996 BA
Subject: Painting Country: Spain Period: 17th Century
10,000 words
Conservation at Castletown, Celbridge: A study
Stephen Timothy Byrne Trinity College Dublin Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering 2008 Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Building Repair and Conservation
Subject: Conservation at Castletown Country: Ireland
Approx. 15,000
Investigating into Pyrite in Quarries and the Damage it Causes to the Built Environment
Joseph Byrne Trinity College Dublin Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering 2013 Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Building Repair and Conservation
Subject: Pyrite in quarries Country: Ireland
Approx. 15,000
Preservation and Conservation of an 18th c. Building in 21st c. Dublin: 8 Aunger Street, Dublin 2
Justin James Andrew Byrne Trinity College Dublin Department of Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering 2014 Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Building Repair and Conservation
Subject: 8 Aungier Street Country: Ireland Period: 18th Century
Approx. 15,000
Spectatorship and the Gaze: The case of the Female Viewer
Katriona Byrne Trinity College Dublin Department of History of Art and Architecture 1994 BA
Subject: Art theory Country: Various Period: Various
10,000 words
The Mother Image in 20th Century Irish Art
Frances Byrne Trinity College Dublin Department of History of Art and Architecture 2005 MPhil (Irish Art History)
Subject: Art Country: Ireland Period: 20th Century
Supervisor: Dr. Yvonne Scott 20,000
“The Art of Persuasion.” A study of the tomb of Sir Piers Butler, 8th Earl of Ormond and his wife Lady Margaret Fitzgerald, in St. Canice’s Cathedral, Kilkenny
Valerie B. Byrne Trinity College Dublin Department of History of Art and Architecture 1993 BA
Subject: Sculpture and Funerary monuments Country: Ireland Period: 16th Century