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• <H1> Churchill House Press is an independent publisher specialising in Irish art and architecture
• <H2> New from Churchill House Press: Abbey Leix, An Irish Home and its Demesne
• <H3> William Laffan, Abbey Leix: An Irish Home and its Demesne
• <H3> David Skinner, Wallpaper in Ireland, 1700–1900
• <H4> ‘A celebration and reclamation of the wonders of wallpaper in Ireland.’ (Robert O’Byrne, Irish Times)
• <H4> ‘David Skinner’s enthusiasm for the subject comes through in every chapter. He has that rare talent which is a complete technical knowledge of the material and a heightened appreciation of the visual beauty of the work. The book is an important reference work and is essential reading for everyone interested in the visual and material culture of Ireland.’ (Paul Caffrey, Irish Arts Review)
• <H3> Finola O’Kane, William Ashford’s Mount Merrion, The Absent Point of View
• <H4> ‘a powerful visual record and a poignant elegy for another lost demesne.’ (Kevin V. Mulligan, Irish Arts Review)
• <H3> Kevin V. Mulligan, Ballyfin, The Restoration of an Irish House and Demesne
• <H4> ‘Kevin Mulligan’s learned and beautiful account of this magnificent house does justice to the triumphant rescue of Ballyfin. Scholarship and conservation working together like this give us all hope.’ (Edward McParland, Trinity College, Dublin)
• <H3> William Laffan and Brendan Rooney, Thomas Roberts, Landscape and Patronage in Eighteenth-Century Ireland
• <H4> ‘…a landmark in writing on Irish painting.’ (Toby Barnard, Apollo)
• <H4> ‘a monumental analysis of Roberts’s training, overall output and individual works, but also a welcome contribution to debates on the meaning of landscape art.’ (Olivia Horsfall Turner, Artefact)
• <H3> Conor Lucey, The Stapleton Collection, Designs for the Irish Neoclassical Interior
• <H4> ‘Scholarly and luscious.’ (John Harris, Apollo)
• <H4> ‘This exciting and important book is a most welcome addition to the literature on Irish art and architecture.’ (Joseph McDonnell, Irish Arts Review)
• <H3> William Laffan (ed.) Painting Ireland, Topographical Views from Glin Castle
• <H4> ‘…this wonderful book – which should incidentally be purchased by every school in the State – is a serious, informed commentary… This is the way to teach Irish social history…. Never has the cautionary polemic of conservation and preservation been as elegantly presented with such balanced conviction, scholarship and stories of lives lived.’ (Eileen Battersby, Irish Times)
• <H4> ‘This quarto can induce salivation in bed.’ (John Harris, The Art Newspaper)
• <H3> William Laffan (ed.), Miscelanea Structura Curiosa
• <H4> ‘One of the most important contributions to Irish architectural studies in recent years.’ (Desmond FitzGerald, Knight of Glin)
• <H4> ‘A delight.’ (Frank Callanan, Irish Times)
• <H3> William Laffan (ed.), The Cries of Dublin by Hugh Douglas Hamilton
• <H4> ‘To say that this is one of the most original and important books about the capital would be no exaggeration.’ (Peter Pearson, The Sunday Business Post)
• <H4> ‘..an archaeological labour of love for the historian of the everyday.’ (Philip Cotterell, Eighteenth-Century Studies)
• <H1> A selection of books is available from the Irish Georgian Society bookshop
• <H2> New from Churchill House Press:
• <H2> Abbey Leix, An Irish Home and its Demesne
• <H3> New PublicationWilliam Laffan, Abbey Leix: An Irish Home and its Demesne
• <H3> David Skinner, Wallpaper in Ireland, 1700–1900
• <H4> ‘A celebration and reclamation of the wonders of wallpaper in Ireland.’ (Robert O’Byrne, Irish Times)
• <H3> Finola O’Kane, William Ashford’s Mount Merrion, The Absent Point of View
• <H4> ‘a powerful visual record and a poignant elegy for another lost demesne.’ (Kevin V. Mulligan, Irish Arts Review)
• <H3> Kevin V. Mulligan, Ballyfin, The Restoration of an Irish House and Demesne
• <H4> ‘Kevin Mulligan’s learned and beautiful account of this magnificent house does justice to the triumphant rescue of Ballyfin. Scholarship and conservation working together like this give us all hope.’ (Edward McParland, Trinity College, Dublin)
• <H3> William Laffan and Brendan Rooney, Thomas Roberts, Landscape and Patronage in Eighteenth-Century Ireland
• <H4> ‘…a landmark in writing on Irish painting.’ (Toby Barnard, Apollo)
• <H3> Conor Lucey, The Stapleton Collection, Designs for the Irish Neoclassical Interior
• <H4> ‘Scholarly and luscious.’ (John Harris, Apollo)
• <H3> William Laffan (ed.) Painting Ireland, Topographical Views from Glin Castle
• <H4> ‘This quarto can induce salivation in bed.’ (John Harris, The Art Newspaper)
• <H3> William Laffan (ed.), Miscelanea Structura Curiosa
• <H4> ‘A delight.’ (Frank Callanan, Irish Times)
• <H3> William Laffan (ed.), The Cries of Dublin by Hugh Douglas Hamilton
• <H4> ‘To say that this is one of the most original and important books about the capital would be no exaggeration.’ (Peter Pearson, The Sunday Business Post)
• <H3> New PublicationWilliam Laffan, Abbey Leix: An Irish Home and its Demesne
• <H3> David Skinner, Wallpaper in Ireland, 1700–1900
• <H4> ‘A celebration and reclamation of the wonders of wallpaper in Ireland.’ (Robert O’Byrne, Irish Times)
• <H3> Finola O’Kane, William Ashford’s Mount Merrion, The Absent Point of View
• <H4> ‘a powerful visual record and a poignant elegy for another lost demesne.’ (Kevin V. Mulligan, Irish Arts Review)
• <H3> Kevin V. Mulligan, Ballyfin, The Restoration of an Irish House and Demesne
• <H4> ‘Kevin Mulligan’s learned and beautiful account of this magnificent house does justice to the triumphant rescue of Ballyfin. Scholarship and conservation working together like this give us all hope.’ (Edward McParland, Trinity College, Dublin)
• <H3> William Laffan and Brendan Rooney, Thomas Roberts, Landscape and Patronage in Eighteenth-Century Ireland
• <H4> ‘…a landmark in writing on Irish painting.’ (Toby Barnard, Apollo)
• <H3> Conor Lucey, The Stapleton Collection, Designs for the Irish Neoclassical Interior
• <H4> ‘Scholarly and luscious.’ (John Harris, Apollo)
• <H3> William Laffan (ed.) Painting Ireland, Topographical Views from Glin Castle
• <H4> ‘This quarto can induce salivation in bed.’ (John Harris, The Art Newspaper)
• <H3> William Laffan (ed.), Miscelanea Structura Curiosa
• <H4> ‘A delight’ (Frank Callanan, Irish Times)
• <H3> William Laffan (ed.), The Cries of Dublin by Hugh Douglas Hamilton
• <H4> ‘To say that this is one of the most original and important books about the capital would be no exaggeration.’ (Peter Pearson, The Sunday Business Post)

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