2013 The Irish A Photohistory Sean Sexton Christine Kinealy Ireland Photography
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The Irish: A Photohistory by Sean Sexton and Christine Kinealy presents Ireland’s social and historical experience through early photography. Its portraits and documentary scenes bring the people behind Irish history into view, offering an engaging reference for Irish heritage researchers, photography collectors, and readers interested in everyday life in nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Ireland.
Historical photographs and explanatory captions explore rural work, traditional clothing, poverty, family life, and a changing society. Images include fishwives of the Claddagh in County Galway, sheep shearing in Connemara, and early portraits of children, alongside urban and political scenes.
Published by Thames & Hudson. First paperback edition, 2013; the work was originally published in hardcover in 2002, with copyright dated 2002.
Softcover with illustrated fold-in flaps. ISBN: 978-0-500-29079-8.
Condition: Good. Covers show light surface wear, minor creasing, and edge and corner wear. A noticeable brown spot with surrounding discoloration appears on the half-title page, along with smaller scattered marks. Some interior pages show light smudging and small pencil marks in the margins. Slight waviness is visible along the page block. Photographic reproductions remain clear in the pages shown. Please review the photographs for condition details.
SKU D-10
2013 The Irish A Photohistory Sean Sexton Christine Kinealy Ireland Photography
$45.00
Historical photographs and explanatory captions explore rural work, traditional clothing, poverty, family life, and a changing society. Images include fishwives of the Claddagh in County Galway, sheep shearing in Connemara, and early portraits of children, alongside urban and political scenes.
Published by Thames & Hudson. First paperback edition, 2013; the work was originally published in hardcover in 2002, with copyright dated 2002.
Softcover with illustrated fold-in flaps. ISBN: 978-0-500-29079-8.
Condition: Good. Covers show light surface wear, minor creasing, and edge and corner wear. A noticeable brown spot with surrounding discoloration appears on the half-title page, along with smaller scattered marks. Some interior pages show light smudging and small pencil marks in the margins. Slight waviness is visible along the page block. Photographic reproductions remain clear in the pages shown. Please review the photographs for condition details.
SKU D-10