The William Henry Fox Talbot Catalogue Raisonné

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Object within Schaaf no. 3044

28. Dublin, Black Church

Object details

Image size: h 20.7cm x w 16.2cm

Object Type: Paper Negative-Camera

Inscription: in pencil, 28

Provenance:
Matilda Talbot 1934

Owner: National Science and Media Museum

Object owner number: 1937-4196

Collection: Science Museum Collection

This object is part of Schaaf no. 3044

28. Dublin, Black Church

Location: Dublin

Keywords: Ireland;Architecture

The Black Church, or St Mary’s Chapel-of-Ease, was built in 1830 to serve the Church of Ireland community. The stone that was used for the church's construction is known as 'calp' which looks dark when wet by rain. This explains the church's alternative local name of ‘The Black Church’.

The church was designed in the Neo-Gothic style by the Irish architect, John Semple (1801-1882).

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