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Ranger Sarah is at the entrance to Griffith Park (Páirc Uí Ghríofa) in Dublin, Ireland.
Promotional image for the Dublin Festival of History 2026, featuring the cover of “Seeing Ireland: Art, Culture, and Power in Modern Ireland,” edited by Ciaran O’Neill and Billy Shortall. Event dates and online format appear alongside.
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Thomas Brezing: Adopting a Goodbye (detail), 2024, oil on canvas, 40 x 30cm | Thomas Brezing: All the People We Will Never Meet | Monday 12 October – Friday 20 November 2026 | Wexford Arts Centre | Thomas Brezing: Adopting a Goodbye (detail), 2024, oil on canvas, 40 x 30cm | painting; hartd to be sure, but it seems to be a person, up close, wearing a facemask that hides eyes, nose, mouth, but possibly shows some forehead and an eyebrow, plus some dark hair; the face and mask are a rough yellow
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This atmospheric photograph was taken at Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin, Ireland, and has a dark, monochrome appearance that gives the scene a timeless, almost haunting quality. Dominating the foreground is a magnificent, mature evergreen tree. Its enormous, deeply textured trunk rises from the grass on the right before dividing into several substantial branches. One particularly large branch sweeps dramatically across the centre of the image, while countless smaller branches and dense, feathery foliage spread outward to form a natural canopy over the cemetery. The tree feels ancient and imposing, standing like a silent guardian over the graves below. Beneath it, a paved pathway curves through the cemetery. A simple wooden bench sits beside the path, offering a quiet place to pause and reflect. Beyond the tree are numerous ornate Celtic and traditional grave monuments, including several tall Celtic crosses decorated with intricate stonework. In the background stands an impressive Gothic-style cemetery building, with pale stone walls, pointed arched windows and decorative architectural details. The sky is heavily overcast, with dramatic clouds visible between the branches and monuments. The subdued sepia/grey tones enhance the sense of age, stillness and remembrance. Our tree is undoubtedly the focal point. Its immense size, twisting branches and dense canopy contrast beautifully with the delicate stone crosses beneath it, creating the impression of nature sheltering and watching over generations of the departed. Finally, our picture today is finished with a simple white border frame.
A Púca: Espírito da Natureza Irlandesa e Sua Dança Mágica
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