Celtic revival

George Dutch Davidson (1879-1901) was a Scottish Artist influenced by Symbolism, Celtic Revival & Art Nouveau. He worked in a shared Dundee, Scotland Studio with John Duncan (1866-1945).

Brigitte O'Quin, Banada, Co. Sligo - 15 th century Irish costume

Charlie Salim: Book Cover - Eleanor Hull, The Boy's Cuchulain

Today is St. Brigid’s day or Lá Fhéile Bríde which depicts the end of winter, the first day of spring and is a time of new beginnings. St. Brigid is also associated with Imbolc which is the start of spring and marks the halfway point between the winter solstice and spring equinox

A book about Celtic art.

Douglas Hyde's (1860-1949) life was largely devoted to the study and publication of traditional Irish literature and folklore. In 1893 he chaired the foundation meeting of the Gaelic League, whose objective was the revival of the Irish language and the preservation of Irish literature, music and traditional culture. This was very much in tune with Ella Young's own beliefs and passions - exemplified by this image from one of the League's events depicting Ireland as a strong woman - a…

If you want to see many different examples of the celtic cross then Glasnevin Cemetery is the place to go. In Ireland, it is a popular legend that the Celtic Catholic cross was introduced by Saint Patrick or Saint Declan during his time converting the pagan Irish, though no examples survive from this early period. It has often been claimed that Patrick combined the symbol of Christianity with the sun cross, to give pagan followers an idea of the importance of the cross by linking it with the…

Irish Archaeology on Twitter: "Intertwined dragons on a Celtic revival style cross in Graiguenamanagh, Co. Kilkenny http://t.co/QRZ5TYArLk"

Celtic Revival Brooch Manufacturer and retailer: Waterhouse and Company, Dublin c. 1850 Gold and silver

Gavin Stamp looks at Celtic Revival architecture and its links with national forms of identity. From the January issue of Apollo

rampant celtica with an Art Nouveau touch in Dun Laoghaire oratory

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~ The Irish goddess of war, the Morrigan ~ The Morrígan is a figure from Irish mythology, mainly associated with war and fate, especially…

Abbey Theatre Program (1904).

The Progress of a Soul: The Victory | Page 3 | National Galleries of Scotland

Awesome celtic chairs

Even though Cu Chulainn was regularly unfaithful, Emer was only ever once jealous, when he was enchanted to be in love with another.

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