The Patrick Earley Collection: Eighteenth and Nineteenth-Century Views of Dublin and Wicklow
11th July - 27th August, The Daniel O'Connell room, City Assembly House, Dublin 2

Over the course of fifty years Patrick Earley assembled an outstanding collection of Irish topographical art, focusing on portrayals of Dublin and Wicklow over the period 1770 to 1870. The collection has recently been acquired by the State and a selection will be exhibited in the historic Daniel O'Connell room at the City Assembly House. The exhibition will feature early nineteenth-century views of Powerscourt Waterfall and Grafton Street, of Georgian College Green and Victorian Bray. Among the artists represented will be William Sadler, John Henry Campbell and Patrick Vincent Duffy.

This Irish Georgian Society exhibition is delivered in partnership with the Office of Public Works and with the support of Northern Trust, the National Built Heritage Service, and the Heritage Council.

Opening Hours: Tuesdays-Fridays 10am to 5pm, and Saturdays 12pm to 5pm
Admission is FREE

*Please note the Daniel O'Connell room is only accessible by stairs*

Image: Sackville Street and Carlisle Bridge, 1813, by William Sadler (c. 1782-1839). Photo courtesy OPW.