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The Condition of Ireland (engraving)
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The Condition of Ireland (engraving)
1054791 The Condition of Ireland (engraving) by Nash, Joseph (d.1922); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Condition of Ireland. Illustration for The Graphic, 24 December 1881.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 22502796
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Agitation Blurred Motion Boycotted Collection Condition Of Ireland Irish Land War Joseph Nash Motion Nash Joseph 1808 1878 Riot Tipperary Town Hall Unrest
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The Condition of Ireland - A Glimpse into Turbulent Times
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. This photo print, titled "The Condition of Ireland" takes us back to the late 19th century, a period marked by unrest and political tension. The engraving, created by Joseph Nash in 1881, offers a poignant visual narrative of the Irish Land War and its impact on the people. In this scene captured by Nash's skilled hand, we witness a riotous street scene in Limerick County. Boycotted policemen stand guard as angry protestors gather outside the town hall. The air is thick with agitation and blurred motion as tenants refuse to pay their rent, holding up defiant placards that read "No Rent". Their demonstration serves as an act of solidarity against oppressive landlords during this tumultuous time. Amidst the chaos, our eyes are drawn to a pig market nearby—a symbol of economic struggle for many Irish families who relied on agriculture for survival. This image speaks volumes about the dire conditions faced by ordinary citizens during this era. Nash's artwork also highlights efforts made to support those affected by these hardships. We see references to aid organizations such as the Political Prisoners Maintenance Fund and Templebraden—an indication that communities were coming together in solidarity. "The Condition of Ireland" serves not only as a historical record but also reminds us of the power art possesses in capturing societal struggles and advocating for change. It stands testament to Joseph Nash's talent as an artist and his commitment to shedding light on important issues through his works.
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