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Duotone terrace — saffron brief on the left, garden-folded ledger on the right.
Drop tree into the stand
This perennial fork good tool for cultivating soil
Like all Japanese saw
John Hunter graduated from the Metropolitan School of Art in Dublin in 1922 and went on to become the President of the Royal Ulster Academy
Lithograph on paper
Pete Hogan, Bewley's Cafe, Westmoreland Street Larger garden sheds Drop tree into the standThe now closed Bewley's on Westmoreland Street. This drawing dates from the early 1990s. For many Dubliners over fifty, this was their favourite Bewley's. The Westmoreland Street branch was bigger and quieter than the one on Grafton Street, described by James Joyce as the "afternoon resort of the intelligentsia". It was spacious and dark, filled with people on their own or in small groups: a part of our city that is sadly missed. Pete Hogan is a