Английская Википедия:A Picturesque and Descriptive View of the City of Dublin

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Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:Use dmy dates Шаблон:Italic title Шаблон:Use Hiberno-English A Picturesque and Descriptive View of the City of Dublin is a set of 25 architectural prints of well-known buildings and views in Dublin, Ireland illustrated by the engraver, watercolourist, and draughtsman James Malton at the end of the 18th century. At the time of drawing in 1791, many of the buildings had been newly constructed and marked a high point of architecture, wealth, and political prominence of the city of Dublin. Malton's prints are arguably, the most important series of drawings of Dublin to the present day and almost all of the buildings illustrated still stand and maintain their position at the centre of Irish social, cultural, educational, political, commercial, and legal life.

The drawings have been copied and reproduced hundreds of times and have become synonymous with the development and progression of the city.

Order	Illustration by James Malton	Title of print	Status	Date of construction	Notes
1	Файл:MaltonCH.jpg	Royal Exchange, Dublin	Intact	1779	Now usually referred to as City Hall.
2	Файл:Customs House Dublin 1792.jpg	Custom House, Dublin	Rebuilt	1791	Partially collapsed following a fire during the Easter Rising but was later partially reconstructed in Irish limestone rather than the original imported English Portland stone. The chimneys of the original design were not reinstated.
3	Файл:Charlemont-House, Dublin LCCN2003671649.tif	Charlemont House, Dublin	Intact	1763	Now houses the Hugh Lane Gallery.
4	Файл:James Malton Trinity College Library Dublin.jpg	College Library, Dublin	Intact	1732	The long room of Thomas Burgh's Old Library building.
5	Файл:Provost's house, Dublin LCCN2003671651.jpg	Provost's House, Dublin	Intact	1759	Still functions as the residence of the Provost of the college.
6	Файл:Trinity College, Dublin front.jpg	Trinity College Dublin	Intact	1759
7	Файл:Powerscourt house, Dublin.jpg	Powerscourt House, Dublin	Intact	1774	The building now houses an upmarket shopping centre. To the right of the illustration can be seen City Assembly House which also still stands as of 2023 as the headquarters of the Irish Georgian Society.
8	Файл:Leinster House, Dublin LCCN2003671650.tif	Leinster House, Dublin	Intact	1748	Now houses the Irish houses of Parliament, more commonly referred to as Dáil Éireann.
9	Файл:Dublin Castle 1792.jpg	Great Court Yard, Dublin Castle	Intact	1720	The tower of St. Werburgh's Church can be seen in the background however this was later demolished in the first half of the 19th century.
10	Файл:St catherines church, Dublin.jpg	St Catherine's Church, Thomas Street, Dublin	Intact	1769	Still operating as a church building.
11	Файл:The Tholsel, Dublin.jpg	Tholsel, Dublin	Demolished	1681	Demolished in 1809 as the building was deemed to be structurally unsound.
12	Файл:Journal of the Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland (1899) (14804806173).jpg	West front of St Patrick's Cathedral	Intact	1749
13	Файл:Rotunda and new rooms, dublin.jpg	Rotunda & New Rooms, Dublin	Intact	1791	Now referred to as the Gate Theatre.
14	Файл:Rotunda hospital dublin.jpg	Lying-In Hospital, Dublin	Intact	1767	Still operating as a maternity hospital.
15	Файл:Four Courts and river Liffey, Dublin 1799.jpg	View of the Law Courts looking up the Liffey, Dublin	Rebuilt	1786 - 1796
16	Файл:View from Capel-Street, looking over Essex-Bridge Dublin LCCN2003671653.tif	View from Capel Street looking over Essex Bridge, Dublin	Rebuilt	1753	Rebuilt in 1872 as Grattan Bridge, the Capel Street buildings remain largely intact. The Old Custom House seen to the left was demolished in the early 19th century.
17	Файл:Parliament house, Dublin.jpg	The Parliament House, Dublin	Intact	1729	Since 1803 used as the flagship Dublin branch of the Bank of Ireland.
18	Файл:Royal infirmary, Phoenix Park, Dublin LCCN2003671652.jpg	Royal Infirmary, Phoenix Park, Dublin	Intact	1771
19	Файл:Royal Hibernian Marine School and Liffey.jpg	Marine School Dublin, looking up the Liffey	Demolished	1773	It was originally called the Hibernian Marine School and soon after gained a royal charter to become the Royal Hibernian Marine School. The school later amalgamated with other schools to ultimately form Mount Temple Comprehensive School. The remains of the building were demolished in 1979 after years in use as offices of a cold-storage company.
20	Файл:Royal Hospital Kilmainham by Malton.jpg	Royal Hospital Kilmainham	Intact	1687	Now houses the Irish Museum of Modern Art.
21	Файл:Stephens green by malton.jpg	St Stephen's Green, Dublin	Intact	1664	The green area was originally a common but was enclosed in 1663 with a permanent wall constructed in 1664 for the first time. In the background the park features a statue of King George II on horseback by John van Nost the younger, erected in 1758, until it was blown up in 1937 by Irish Republicans, the day after the coronation of George VI.
22	Файл:Bluecoat School, Dublin.jpg	Blue-Coat Hospital, Dublin	Intact	1773	The Blue Coat School has been occupied by the Law Society of Ireland since the 1960s. The large tower at the front was never built and instead a dome was erected in its place in 1894. The originally planned quadrangle to the rear was also never constructed.
23	Файл:View from magazine fort, phoenix park.jpg	View of Dublin from the Magazine, Phoenix Park	Intact	1735	The magazine fort itself remains in a derelict state as of 2021 with plans for it to be refurbished as a tourist attraction.
24	Файл:Dublin Barracks.jpg	Barracks, Dublin	Intact	1702	Now operating as the National Museum of Ireland and usually referred to as Collins Barracks.
25	Файл:St patricks cathedral dublin.jpg	Saint Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin	Intact	1749	The cathedral spire was added in 1749 by George Semple.

See also

• Samuel Frederick Brocas - illustrator of a series known as the Select views of Dublin.

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