Irish Riot 1867 Print - St Patrick s Day - Whiskey - Thomas Nast - Shillelaghs Brickbats - 19th Century Irish-American Stereotypes

Irish Riot 1867 Print - St Patrick s Day - Whiskey - Thomas Nast - Shillelaghs Brickbats - 19th Century Irish-American StereotypesTreasures from the Irish American Collection at The Willing Mind. By exclusive arrangement with The Grand Review. Print size 24 x 16, and consciously formatted to work with a 24 x 16 size frame, or custom framed as you see fit. Wow! There are so many reactions to this print, and I'd like to step right into their midst and discuss them. I get both the immediacy of the knee jerk response and the more scholarly, contemplative response, and both of them

to create images that are strong but never static

the ebb and flow of the town heads to the Delaware River

displaying just one

As comically tall as I am

There have been any number of ideas floated concerning how to save and repurpose this superstar of mid century design and still unrivaled speed record holder for a transatlantic ocean liner

Van Johnson

Every once in a while

poorest neighborhoods in the US

I have the legendary Seneca Chief Traynor Halftown in mind

Illustration from an 1822 edition of The Gentleman's Magazine

has been surprisingly popular with diplomats and other retired career government folks who worked in some aspect of the Cold War

the 'one that got away'