Bibliographic Details
Main Creator:	Cole, Charles William., fl. 1880-1905, artist
Summary:	C.W. Cole spent time in Ballinrobe, County Mayo. He was working as a special artist for The Graphic reporting on the events relating to the Irish Land League in the west of Ireland. At Ballinrobe he covered the so-called Boycott Relief Expedition (12th - 26th November 1880) in which the army escorted the 50 "Orange Labourers", employed to save Captain Boycott's crops, to and from their camp at Lough Mask. This drawing shows the police and the army travelling to Boycott's estate on the road from Claremorris, County Mayo to Hollymount, County Mayo
In collection:	C.W. Cole sketchbook [graphic]
Format:	Prints & Drawings
Language:	English
Published / Created:	1880
Subjects:	Boycotts > Irish > Ireland > Mayo (County) > 1880 Carriages & coaches > Irish > Ireland > Mayo > 1880 Cavalry > English > Ireland > Mayo (County) > 1880 Police > Ireland > Mayo > 1880 Ireland > History > 1837-1901 Mayo (Ireland) > 1880 Ink drawings > Ireland > 1880 Pen works > Ireland > 1880
Notes:	Title inscribed in ink at foot of image Image published in slightly altered form as a wood engraving entitled "2. En Route from Lough Mask" as part of a series of illustations on page 577, under the title "The Land Agitation in Ireland", in The Graphic, December 11th, 1880 Physical description: 1 drawing pen over pencil on blue paper with white highlights image 11 x 17.5 cm., on sketchbook sheet 26.4 x 34.2 cm. more
Credits:	Attributed to C.W. Cole