File:Baltinglass Michael Dwyer Monument Statue II 2016 09 15.jpg
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Baltinglass East, Baltinglass, County Wicklow, Ireland
English: Monument in memory of Michael Dwyer at the Market Square of Baltinglass, sculpted by George Smyth of Dublin, grandson of John Smyth, and unveiled in 1904. (See Paula Murphy, Nineteenth-Century Irish Sculpture – Native Genius Reaffirmed, p. 243; Rita Larkin, Smyth, John (1776–l840), in: Sculpture 1600–2000 (Art and Architecture of Ireland, Volume III), p. 325; DIA record.) The statue is equipped with the colors of the Baltinglass GAA club. |
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| current | 21:05, 12 January 2022 | | 2,336 × 3,504 (3.33 MB) | AFBorchert (talk | contribs) | {{GPS EXIF}} {{User:AFBorchert/Photo |Location=Baltinglass East, Baltinglass, County Wicklow, Ireland |Date=2016-09-15 |Description={{Creator:George Smyth (sculptor)}} {{en|Monument in memory of {{w|Michael Dwyer}} at the Market Square of Baltinglass, sculpted by George Smyth of Dublin, grandson of John Smyth, and unveiled in 1904. (See Paula Murphy, ''Nineteenth-Century Irish Sculpture – Native Genius Reaffirmed'', p. 243; Rita Larkin, ''Smyth, John (1776–l840)'', in: ''Sculpture 1600–2000''... |
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