Royal Dublin Society. Exhibitions
Art. Ireland. 20th century
Arts and crafts
National Crafts Competition (Dublin, Ireland)
The Henry Higgins travelling scholarship £500 for the encouragement of Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, Graphic Art and Applied Art in Ireland. Exhibition to be held in the Royal Dublin Society's premises at Ballsbridge, Dublin, July, 1980. The Taylor bequest for the promotion of Fine Arts in Ireland. Art competition and exhibition 1980 to be held in the Royal Dublin Society's Premises, Ballsbridge, Dublin. Royal Dublin Society Crafts Competition, 1980.
Royal Dublin Society
RDS proceedings, volume 217, April to December, 1980
Royal Dublin Society printed by Iona Print Limited, Dublin
1980
Copyright RDS Library & Archives. Publication, transmission or display is prohibited without formal written approval of the RDS Library & Archives.
The Taylor bequest for the promotion of Fine Arts in Ireland. Art competition and exhibition 1981 including the Hutton Award 1981 value £750 and a Special prize value £500 to commemorate The Royal Dublin Society 250th Anniversary to be held in the Royal Dublin Society's Premises, Ballsbridge, Dublin. 250th Anniversary Year Crafts Competition, 1981.
RDS proceedings, volume 218, April to December, 1981
Royal Dublin Society printed by Iona Print Limited
1981
The Henry Higgins travelling scholarship £2,000 (including £1,300 from Hutton bequest) for the encouragement of Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, Graphic Art and Applied Art in Ireland. Exhibition to be held in the Royal Dublin Society's premises at Ballsbridge, Dublin, July, 1982. The Taylor bequest for the promotion of Fine Arts in Ireland. Art competition and exhibition 1982 prize fund £850 to be held in the Royal Dublin Society's Premises, Ballsbridge, Dublin. Crafts Competition, 1982.
RDS proceedings, volume 219, April to December, 1982
1982
National Craft Competition (Dublin, Ireland)
The Taylor bequest for the promotion of Fine Arts in Ireland. Art competition and exhibition 1983 prize fund £1,200 (including £350 from Hutton bequest) to be held in the Royal Dublin Society's Premises, Ballsbridge, Dublin. Crafts Competition, 1983 sponsored by the Educational Building Society.
RDS proceedings, volume 220, April to December, 1983
1983
The Taylor bequest for the promotion of Fine Arts in Ireland. Art competition and exhibition 1984 prize fund £1,200 (including £300 from Hutton bequest) to be held in the Royal Dublin Society's Premises, Ballsbridge, Dublin. The Henry Higgins travelling scholarship £2,000 (including £1,300 from Hutton bequest) for the encouragement of Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, Graphic Art and Applied Art in Ireland. Exhibition to be held in the Royal Dublin Society's premises at Ballsbridge, Dublin, July, 1984. Crafts Competition, 1984. New classes and awards. Sponsored by the Educational Building Society.
RDS proceedings, volume 221, April to December, 1984
1984
The Taylor bequest for the promotion of Fine Arts in Ireland. Art competition and exhibition 1985 prize fund £1,500 (including £300 from Hutton bequest) to be held in the Royal Dublin Society's Premises, Ballsbridge, Dublin. Crafts Competition, 1985. £4,000 in prizes. Sponsored by the Educational Building Society.
RDS proceedings, volume 222, April to December, 1985
1985
Employment. Ireland
Business enterprises
The Taylor bequest for the promotion of Fine Arts in Ireland. Art competition and exhibition 1986 prize fund £1,600 (including £300 from Hutton bequest) to be held in the Royal Dublin Society's Premises, Ballsbridge, Dublin. The Henry Higgins travelling scholarship £2,000 (including £1,300 from Hutton bequest) for the encouragement of Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, Graphic Art and Applied Art in Ireland. Exhibition to be held in the Royal Dublin Society's premises at Ballsbridge, Dublin, July, 1986. Crafts Competition, 1986. Sponsored by the Educational Building Society. Ventures'86. Employment through enterprise exhibition April 11th, 12th and 13th, 1986.
RDS proceedings, volume 223, April to December, 1986
1986
The Taylor bequest for the promotion of Fine Arts in Ireland. Art competition and exhibition 1987 prize fund £1,600 (including £300 from Hutton bequest) to be held in the Royal Dublin Society's Premises, Ballsbridge, Dublin. Crafts Competition, 1987. Sponsored by the Educational Building Society.
RDS proceedings, volume 224, April to December, 1987
1987
Art Awards. Taylor Art Bequest & Henry Higgins Travelling Scholarship 1988. Crafts Competition, 1988. Sponsored by the Educational Building Society.
RDS proceedings, volume 225, April to December, 1988
Royal Dublin Society printed by Jack Hade & Company, Dublin
1988
Lace and lace making. Ireland. 20th century
Embroidery. Ireland. 20th century
Arts and crafts. Ireland. 20th century
Catalogue of the Arts Industries Exhibition held at Ball's Bridge, Dublin, August 27, 28, 29, and 30, 1907 with list of prizes offered for lace, embroidery, tapestry, wood carving, pyrography and stained woodwork, metal work, artistic enamelling, leather work, bookbinding, illuminating, stained glass work, modelling for ornamental plaster work, mosaic work and design. Schedule of prizes. Catalogue. Award of prizes.
RDS proceedings, volume 144, from November 14th, 1907 to March 12th, 1908
Printed by Browne and Nolan
1907
Metalwork. Ireland 20th century
Catalogue of the Arts Industries Exhibition held at Ball's Bridge, Dublin, August 25, 26, 27, and 28, 1908 with list of prizes offered for lace, embroidery, tapestry, wood carving, pyrography and stained woodwork, metal work, artistic enamelling, leather work, bookbinding, illuminating, stained glass work, modelling for ornamental plaster work, mosaic work and design. Schedule of prizes. Catalogue. Award of prizes.
RDS proceedings, volume 145, from November 12th, 1908 to March 18th, 1909
1908
Irish National Art Competition July, 1946. The Henry Higgins travelling scholarship for the encouragement of the Art in Ireland. Exhibition, July, 1946. The Taylor bequest for the promotion of Fine Arts in Ireland exhibition.
RDS proceedings, volume 183, March 7th to December 5th, 1946
Royal Dublin Society printed by Browne and Nolan Limited
Browne and Nolan (Printers)
1946
Irish National Art Competition to be held in the Royal Dublin Society's premises at Ball's Bridge, Dublin, July, 1952. The Taylor bequest for the promotion of fine arts in Ireland. Exhibition.
RDS proceedings, volume 189, March to December, 1952
1952
Irish National Art Competition to be held in the Royal Dublin Society's premises at Ball's Bridge, Dublin, July, 1953. The Taylor bequest for the promotion of Fine Arts in Ireland. Exhibition.
RDS proceedings, volume 190, March to December, 1953
1953
The Henry Higgins travelling scholarship for the encouragement of Art in Ireland. Exhibition to be held in the Royal Dublin Society's premises at Ballsbridge, Dublin, July, 1978. The Taylor bequest for the promotion of Fine Arts in Ireland. Exhibition to be held in the Royal Dublin Society's Premises, Ballsbridge, Dublin, July, 1978.
RDS proceedings, volume 215, April to December, 1978
1978
Dublin Horse Show
RDS Dublin Horse Show 1927. Exhibits in the Main Hall.
1927
Still image
Egypt, Ancient
Museums
Pottery
Glass case with two levels, with a white fabric on the bottom and a darker fabric on the top.
Steele, Lawrence E.
Chapels
Deir el-Bahri Site (Egypt)
Columns
Facade of the Anubis Chapel, with door flanked by two columns, at the Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut, Deir el-Bahari, Egypt.
Front entrance of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, Egypt.
Facade of the Temple of Hathor. Dendera Temple Complex.
Temples
Dendera (Egypt)
Facade of Temple of Hathor. Dendera Temple Complex. Viewed from northeast of the temple's façade. The original temple structure underwent continuous modifications throughout the Middle Kingdom and up until the beginning of the reign of the Roman emperor Trajan. The existing temple's structure began construction in 54 B.C.E, the late Ptolemaic period, under the reign of Ptolemy Auletes.The hypostyle hall was built in the Roman period under Tiberius.mIn Egypt, Trajan was quite active in constructing buildings and decorating them. He appears, together with Domitian, in offering scenes on the propylaeum of the Temple of Hathor. His cartouche also appears in the column shafts of the Temple of Khnum at Esna.
Royal Dublin Society. Spring Show
Cattle. Breeding. Ireland
Dairy cattle breeds
Fairy Lass, white, calved February 10, 1898, bred by exhibitor M. O'Neill, Milltown, Dublin. Winner of First Prize in Class 54, Pure bred or cross-bred heifer, entry 762.
RDS proceedings, volume 136, November 9, 1899, to March 8, 1900
1900
Black and white photograph in a bound photographic album
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Statues of falcons on the roof of the Great Temple of Ramesses II at Abu Simbel.
Fallen obelisk of Hatshepsut at Karnak Temple Complex
Obelisks
Hieroglyphics
The fallen Obelisk of Hatshepsut (Obelisk F) at Karnak Temple Complex. Hieroglyphics in the centre, beneath the depiction of Horus as a falcon, depict Hatshepsut's Horus name, 'Useret kau' (Mighty of Ka's).
Tombs--Egypt
Image of a false door at the entrance to a tomb. The false door is decorated with reliefs of figures and hieroglyphs. A metal gate has been installed in the doorway.
False door from the mastaba tomb of Medunefer.
Photograph of a false door from the mastaba tomb of Medunefer. The door is surrounded by decorative carvings.
Still image.
False door from the tomb of the ancient Egyptian official Metjetji on display in the Cairo Museum.
False door from the tomb of the ancient Egyptian official Metjetji displayed in the Cairo Museum. The inscriptions on the door include the deceased's name and titles, as well as offering formulas.
Statues
Sculpture
Image of the false-door stela of Iteti on display in the Cairo Museum.
Photograph of the false-door stele of Iteti, which is a part of the mastaba of Iteti. The central figure is a statue of Iteti, the deceased, facing the false door. The false door and surrounding walls are carved with hieroglyphs and images of other figures.
Genealogy
Tombs
Carving (Decorative arts)
Tell el-Amarna (Egypt)
Wall carving of fan-bearer and woman in Tomb of Ay at Tell el-Amarna, Egypt.
Royal Dublin Society. Agricultural Committee
Agriculture. Ireland. 19th century
Farm produce. Ireland
Royal Dublin Society. Farm Produce Show
List of the successful competitors at the exhibition of Farm Produce held at the Royal Dublin Society's Agricultural Museum, on Wednesday, the 4th November, 1846. Andrew Corrigan, Curator.
RDS proceedings, volume 83, November 5 1846, to July 1 1847
Royal Dublin Society, printed at the University Press, by M. H. Gill
1846
Corrigan, Andrew
Cattle. Ireland. 19th century
Adjudication of prizes of the Farm Produce Show held in the Agricultural Museum, November 1854. Fat cattle and farm produce show, 1855. List of prizes offered for general competition at the Winter show of fat stock, farm and dairy produce, to be held on the Society's premises, Kildare-Street, on Tuesday, December 18, and following days. Instructions to the judges, by order, W. E. Steele, Assistant Secretary.
RDS proceedings, volume 91, July 1, 1854, to June 30, 1855
1855
Steele, William Edward, 1816-1883
Royal Dublin Society. Horse Show
Photograph of Father O'Reilly of Roscommon on Star at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1939.
1939
Female competitors riding side-saddle jumping a stone wall in the Main Arena at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1933. The second competitor is identified as R. M. Barrett on Reilly.
1933
Statue of female with hands held out in a glass case in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.
Slabs of stone in front of Festival Hall of Thutmose III in the Karnak Temple Complex, Egypt.
RDS Library & Archives
2025
Finding Common Ground: 300 Years Harnessing Ireland's Natural Resources
Copyright RDS Library & Archives. Publication, transmission or display is prohibited without formal written approval of the RDS Library & Archives
Photograph of Fiona Kinnear on Gralla, subsequently Irish Army Eventing champion, at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1975.
1975
Medinet Habu Site (Egypt)
Two images of the first pylon's external facade from the Temple of Ramesses III at Medinet Habu. People are walking in from of the pylon in one image.
Paintings
Glass cosmetic bottle in the shape of a fish, from Tell el-Amarna, c. 1390-1336 BC. The bottle is coloured blue, yellow and white and is kept in the British Museum.
Fisherman casting a net on the banks of the River Nile.
Egypt
Fishing
Photograph of a fisherman casting a large circular net from a cliff beside the River Nile. Another fisherman is visible in the background.
Fishing boats
Photograph of a fishing vessel with two masts beside a cliff face. Some people are on the vessel.
The Flaminio Obelisk, quarried by Pharaoh Seti from granite quarries in Aswan, located in the Piazza del Popolo, Rome, Italy. In the background is the Porta del Popolo.
Flickamoroo, brown gelding and winner of first prize in Class 11, Hunter Geldings, entry 557, with handwritten text below the photo describing the horse. Transcription: "Flickamoroo. Owner Charles J. Engledow, M. P., Burton Hill, Carlow. 5 years old, Bred by Mr. Rafter, Ballytarsna, Co. Carlow. Winner of First Prize in Class 11. Height 15-3 1/2 hands. Girth 5ft 11in. Bone 8 1/8."
RDS proceedings, volume 135, November 10th, 1898 to March 9th, 1899
1899
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Coloured image of kiosk with opening, columns, and partly covered structure with roof. Background has shore with palm trees and raised slope behind them.
View from the interior of the courtyard of the temple. Gate entrance in the foreground of the photo. Island is flooded, so floor of the courtyard is submerged and Nile stretches continuously through the gate across to the other bank, visible through the gate.
Floor plans
Image of a floor plan of a room or structure with an entrance and a statue. The image is a simple, hand-drawn-style outline on a black background.
Temples, Egyptian
Image of a floor plan that is possibly for the Temple of Nippur.
Floor plan of Great Hypostyle Hall in Karnak, Egypt. Court, pylon and columns are marked on the floor plan.
Floor plan of the Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut
Maps
Floor plan of the Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut at Deir el-Bahari, Egypt. The middle platform and upper platform are marked on the plan.
Floor plan of the Temple of Horemheb at Gebel Adda, Egypt. Four columns, a shrine and an ante-chamber are visible.
Copyright RDS Library and Archives. Publication, transmission or display is prohibited without formal written approval of the RDS Library and Archives.
Floor plan of house, labelled a-e. Caption at bottom says "[illegible, probably house] of Meryré – Side View (after L, D, iii, 93)”
Abydos (Egypt : Extinct city)
Floorplan of the Temple of Seti I (Sethos) at Abydos, Egypt. The plan includes the First Court, the Second Court and two hypostyle halls.
Botany
The digital reproduction of the Flora of Inner Dublin by Peter Wyse Jackson and Micheline Sheehy Skeffington with contributions from Declan Doogue, John Ackeroyd and Donal Synnott and illustrations by Harry McConville and Evelyn Drinan.
Peter Wyse Jackson
Micheline Sheehy Skeffington
Declan Doogue
John Ackeroyd
Donal Synnott
Harry McConville
Evelyn Drinan
Print
Floreat Hibernia: A Bio-Bibliography of Robert Lloyd Praeger (1865-1953)
The digital reproduction of Floreat Hibernia: A Bio-Bibliography of Robert Lloyd Praeger 1865-1953 by Timothy Collins with a preface by David Bellamy.
Timothy Collins
David Bellamy
Florence Garth, winner of the first Ladies Jumping Competition 'C', on her horse Motor-Car, from the Dublin Horse Show, 1919. Transcription: "Winner of the jumping competition: Miss Garth on 'Motor-Car.'"
1919
View across the forecourt of the precinct of Amun-Re at the temple complex of Karnak with the entrance to the hypostyle hall visible in middle ground. Two people are visible.
Fortunio, chestnut stallion and winner of first prize in Class 2, Thoroughbred Stallions, entry 12, with handwritten text below the photo describing the horse. Transcription: "Fortunio. Owner E. Kennedy, Straffan. 14 years old, bred by Charles Lefevre, Chamant, France. Winner of £20 prize in Class 2. Height 15-3 1/2 hands. Girth 5ft. 11in. Bone 8 1/2."
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Mosques
Fountains
Fountain located in the Mosque of Sultan Hasan, Cairo, Egypt.
Four bracelets from the tomb of King Djer of the 1st Dynasty
Bracelets
Colour photograph of four bracelets from the tomb of King Djer of the 1st Dynasty. The image shows the bracelets as they were found fastened to the linen-wrapped forearm of a woman, who is believed to have been a member of the royal family.
Four Ushabtis. Ushabtis were placed in tombs among the grave goods and were intended to act as servants or minions for the deceased, should they be called upon to do manual labor in the afterlife.
Photograph of four unknown riders on horses with a crowd behind them at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1980.
Four Tipperary Foxhounds at Foxhound Show
Three photographs of four foxhounds from the Tipperary Foxhounds pack being held on leads at the Foxhound Show in Simmonscourt Pavilion. The Foxhound Show featured 16 Classes and a championship and took place on Thursday 8th August at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Maymes Ansell Horse Show Archive 1967 - 2006
Reconstruction of a section of the fowl-feeding scene from the south wall of room 7 of the North-East Court, North Palace, Tell el-Amarna.
Fowlers catching Geese; and Poulterers; Fishing with a Drag Net
Hunting
Drawing
Two illustrations. Top illustration depicts men catching geese, carrying them on a pole, and plucking them. Bottom illustration depicts men fishing with spears.
13 photographs of a foxhound at the Foxhound Show in Simmonscourt Pavilion. The Foxhound Show featured 16 Classes and a championship and took place on Thursday 8th August at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Four photographs of a foxhound on a lead at the Foxhound Show in Simmonscourt Pavilion. The Foxhound Show featured 16 Classes and a championship and took place on Thursday 8th August at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985.
Fragment of an ivory box lid decorated with symbols, including the earliest shen ring known in Egyptian iconography. The box lid was discovered at the tomb of Pharaoh Den, Abydos.
A photograph of Frances Cash leading The Drover, owned by Edward Cash, at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1985. The Drover won first place in Class 24 (Heavy-Weight Hunters, 15 st. and upwards, six years old or over) and was awarded Cup No. 6 For the best Heavy-Weight Hunter entered in Classes 24 to 29, bred in Ireland.
A photograph of Frances Cash on Overture, owned by Edward Cash, at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1986. Overture won Cup No. Six, the Perpetual Champion Cup (Cup No. 9) and the Galway-Greer Perpetual Champion Cup (Cup No. 29), and placed first in Class 27 (Heavy-Weight Hunters 14st. to 15st., four years old).
Two photographs of Frances Cash on Standing Ovation, supreme hunter champion of the show, on a lap of honour at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1983.
Ten photographs of Frances Cash on The Drover, owned by Edward Cash, at the RDS Dublin Horse Festival 1985. The Drover won the Coote Perpetual Challenge Cup (Cup No. 6, Best Hunter Brood Mare entered in Class 10 or 13 and owned by an Exhibitor resident in Ireland) and placed first in Class 24 (heavy-weight hunter, mare or gelding, 6 years old or over, 15 stone and upwards).
Two photographs of Francis Connors on He's Royalty competing for Ireland in the Kerrygold Puissance at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 2000, and a photograph of an electronic billboard displaying information about Connors' results. Connors placed joint eighth in the competition alongside Mark O'Sullivan. Board reads: 0.00 (1) No: 0032 IRL FRANCIS CONNORS HE'S ROYALTY
2000
Frank O'Reilly, Patrick J. Hillery and Ronnie Massarella with the Aga Khan Trophy
A photograph of (from left to right) Frank O'Reilly, Patrick J. Hillery, Ronnie Massarella and another man holding the Khan Trophy at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1988. Frank O'Reilly was the President of the RDS from 1986-1989 and an FEI Honorary Delegate. Patrick J. Hillery was the President of Ireland from 1976-1990. Ronnie Massarella was British Chef d'Equipe from 1969-2000. In the background are the winning team of Great Britain, consisting of (in no order) Harvey Smith on Brookstreet Shining Example, Michael Whitaker on Next Amanda, David Broome on Queensway Countryman and Nick Skelton on Apollo.
Shorthorn cattle
Beef cattle breeds
Franklin. Roan, calved April 3, 1899, bred by John Wilson, Pirriesmill, Huntly, N. B. Winner of 1st prize in Class 2, Shorthorn bulls, entry 135 and winner of the Phoenix Challenge cup and Silver medal. Owner Mrs Staples.
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Dublin Horse Show. History
Horsemanship
Slide video show, with no commentary, to accompany exhibition From The Field to The Arena: A Century of Women's Showjumping at the Dublin Horse Show. The exhibition run in the RDS Library & Archives from August 2 to September 13, 2019.
2019
Royal Dublin Society. Library & Archives
From the Field to the Arena: A Century of Women Showjumping at the Dublin Horse Show exhibition banner.
2018
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From the Field to the Arena: A Century of Women's Show Jumping at the Dublin Horse Show booklet.
Booklet for exhibition entitled From the Field to the Arena: a Century of Women's Show Jumping at the Dublin Horse Show. This exhibition run in the RDS Library & Archives from august 2 to September 13, 2019.
Open part of the gate in the foreground of the photo. Three round pillars holding up top part of gate. Carvings at the top of the pillars.
c. 1890
Boats
A funeral boat discovered near the funerary complex of the 12th Dynasty pharaoh Senusret III, on display at the Egyptian Museum Cairo.
Models
Boats and boating
Two images of funerary boat models. The top image depicts two human figures raising a mast with others rowing. The bottom image displays eight human figures rowing.
Two images of a model boat and a group of people preparing food.
G.W. Crane congratulating Harvey Smith on Salvador
Photograph of Mr. G.W. Crane, Director Merck, Sharp & Dohme Ltd., congratulating Harvey Smith on Salvador, winner of the Equizole Stakes at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1974.
1974
Galway Blazers jump the stone wall in the Inter-Hunt competition, Dublin Horse Show 1927.
The Galway Blazers at the Inter-Hunt Competition at Dublin in 1927.
Games
Small pieces used for games in Ancient Egypt.
Pylons (Gateways)
Freestanding pylon gate with hieroglyphic carvings. Boulders leading up to it. Other buildings from temple complex, trees and an obelisk in the background.
Photograph of a modern gated entrance to a tomb. A padlock is visible on the gate. The gate is surrounded by stone.
Gateway to Karnak Temple Complex, engraved with images of people.
Gateway, colonnades and pylons of the Temple of Isis, Philae Temple complex, with Egyptian worker sitting in foreground.
Gateway, colonnades and pylons of the Temple of Isis, Philae Temple complex. The Philae temple complex (/ˈfaɪliː/; Ancient Greek: Φιλαί or Φιλή and Πιλάχ, Arabic: فيلة Egyptian Arabic: [fiːlæ], Egyptian: p3-jw-rķ' or 'pA-jw-rq; Coptic: ⲡⲓⲗⲁⲕ, ⲡⲓⲗⲁⲕϩ,[ Coptic pronunciation: [ˈpilɑk, ˈpilɑkh]) is an island-based temple complex in the reservoir of the Aswan Low Dam, downstream of the Aswan Dam and Lake Nasser, Egypt in Africa. Originally, the temple complex was located on Philae Island, near the expansive First Cataract of the Nile in Upper Egypt. These rapids and the surrounding area have been variously flooded since the initial construction of the Aswan Low Dam in 1902. With the construction of the modern dam in Aswan (1960–1970) a few kilometers upstream, this temple was going to face total flooding and was initially omitted from the Nubia Campaign project to rescue all temples in the area and avoid what had previously happened with the Aswan Low Dam and the Temple of Philae. However, the importance of the monumental complex, formerly known as the Pearl of the Nile, remembered for the description by Pierre Loti in his literary work Mort de Philae, led to further commitment from UNESCO member countries, which launched an international competition to save the monuments of Philae.
Shrines
Rock-cut shrine at the quarry site of Gebel Silsileh, Egypt.
Ged O'Dwyer, Dan Corry and Fred Ahern at the RDS
Black and white photograph of Comdt. Ged O’Dwyer and Limerick Lace, Capt. Dan Corry and Red Hugh and Capt. Fred Ahern and Dunhallow, at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 1936.
1936
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Two photographs of Geir Gullisken on Alex H competing for Norway in the Kerrygold Puissance at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 2000, and a photograph of an electronic billboard displaying information about Gulliksen's results. Board reads: 0.00 (1) NO: 0099 NOR GEIR GULLIKSEN ALEX H
A photograph of Geir Gulliksen on Calido 7 competing for Norway in the International Grand Prix of Ireland at the RDS Dublin Horse Show 2000, and a photograph of an electronic billboard displaying information about Gulliksen's results. Gulliksen placed fifth in the competition. Board reads: 0.25 87.99 NO: 0071 NOR GEIR GULLIKSEN CALIDO 007
Genealogy of Tutankhamen. Three generations listed: parents, grandparents, great-grandparents.