The Irish Aesthete: Buildings of Ireland, Lost and Found art history. The work ranges across the

The work ranges across the Irish countryside

may feel outdated and loaded today but the three burning castles of its ancient coat of arms have come to represent the indomitable spirit

the formal layout of Merrion Square with its fine buildings and notable residents is contrasted to the densely inhabited warren of lanes behind Mount Street

The impact of public buildings such as the Royal (later Collins’s) Barracks is impressively evident in the plan

commissioned by Killiskey Select Vestry

The Irish Aesthete: Buildings of Ireland, Lost and Found art history. The work ranges across theLilliput Press 2024 Hardback, 320 pages The Irish Aesthete: Buildings of Ireland, Lost and Found was born from OByrnes tireless work charting the hidden glories of Irelands buildings. In this true everymans guide, Robert has set out to highlight these landmarks, and to demonstrate how readers young and old can enjoy them. Each photograph in this book was taken by the author using nothing but a simple phone camera, showing readers that they too can