Colour production photographs taken of "Same Old Moon" written by Geraldine Aron and designed by Joe Vaněk. Colour slide images also included.
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File includes three black and white photographic prints taken during production of John Bull's Other Island by George Bernard (G.B.) Shaw, directed by Joe Dowling, designed by Joe Vaněk, starring Cyril Cusack, Kate O'Toole and others. Produced at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin. Printed play programme with preface and articles included.
File includes prints of assorted unidentified production shots of plays with design work by Joe Vaněk. Includes one black and white print from "The Brogan Jug" written by John Banville, "The Shape Of Things" by Neil LaBute (with images of Cillian Murphy, cast member), and other unnamed opera productions.
Mounted foam board colour photographs from San José Rep production of By the Bog of Cats, written by Marina Carr, designed by Joe Vaněk.
Mounted foam board colour photographs and publicity information from the Broadway production of Dancing at Lughnasa, written by Brian Friel and designed by Joe Vaněk.
Files of printed colour and also black and white photographs of work staged by Macnas at various locations in Galway, Ireland and internationally.
Colour photographs, 126mm X 99mm, and were filed with Article 19 documents. The images are from a social professional event, perhaps a conference or launch. The items are in an envelope and labelled "Kevin Boyle".
Photocopies of Gilbert Stucky's photographs to be included in 'Mementos of Mortality. Handwritten notes (handwriting not Robinson's) describing the inscriptions and details on the featured monuments.
Five photographs and negatives of frosted orache on Kilmurvey Beach. (Sep 1975)
One photograph of calamagrostis grass in limestone crevices at Fearann an Choirce, Árainn. (Summer 1982).
18 images on negative and contact sheets.
Some photographs taken outside Trinity College in Dublin, top of Dame Street. Photographs of Pat Ingoldsby. Photographs taken of Killybegs harbour.