Bibliographic Details
Main Creator:	Grose, Daniel, approximately 1766-1838
Summary:	View of Slane College or Abbey, County Meath, Ireland. View of some of the historical buildings in Trim, County Meath, Ireland, with inscription in pencil stating what they are. Building on left of drawing is Trim Castle otherwise known as King John's Castle. Buildings in the middle have the inscription "Diocesan School House" written in pencil above them. Tower on right has the inscription "Yellow Steeple" inscribed in pencil above it. more
In collection:	Grose Collection (PD 1976 TX) [graphic].
Format:	Prints & Drawings
Language:	English
Published / Created:	17th September 1792.
Subjects:	Trim Castle (Trim, Ireland) > 1790-1800. The Yellow Steeple (Trim, Ireland) > 1790-1800. Castles & palaces > Ireland > Trim > 1790-1800. Bell towers > Ireland > Trim > 1790-1800. Ink drawings > Irish > 1790-1800. Wash drawings > Irish > 1790-1800.
Notes:	Title inscribed in ink on verso of drawing. Inscribed in pencil on verso of drawing: Castle Church & Yellow Castle, Trim, Co. Meath. Inscribed in ink on verso of drawing: Reduced. Inscribed in ink u.c.: S.W.V. Trim Church & Castle. Pl. 1 Co. Meath 17 Sept: 1792. Watermark part of a crest visible l.c.. Physical description: 1 drawing : pen & ink wash ; 26.2 x 37.2 cm.. Citations/References: Irish topographical prints & drawings / Rosalind M. Elmes. - Malton Press, 1975 ; P. 137. more
Credits:	Attributed to Lieutenant Daniel Grose, (ca. 1766-1838).