[Luckombe, Philip] Smith, Charles.

The Castle of Loghort, in the County of Cork in Ireland, belonging to John Perceval Earl of Egmont; strongly Fortified in the Rebellion of 1641, surprised by the Irish in 1645, retaken by Cromwell’s Army in 1650.

Luxury Fine Art Giclée Reprint of the Engraving which was originally created by Anthony Chearnley for Charles Smith but later pirated/printed without permission in London by publisher Philip Luckombe in the year 1788. Skibbereen, Inanna Rare Books & Art Publishing House, 2023. Image Size: 21 cm wide x 13,7 cm high. Sheet Size: 27 cm wide x 19,7 cm high. Excellent condition. © Copyright by Inanna Rare Books Ltd.

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One of the earliest illustrations of Castle Loghort (Lohort). Philip Luckombe included this illustration in “The Compleat Irish Traveller” in the year 1788. It was originally created by Charles Smith in his publication “The Antient And Present State of The County And City Of Cork” (1750).

• Keywords: 18th Century · 18th Century – Rare · Castle Loghort [Lohort] · Catalogue Irish History One – Ireland in Romantic & Historical Illustration · Catalogue Irish History Two – Origins of Irish Identity · County Cork · Facsimile · Hahnemühle Paper (Hahnemuehle Fine Art Paper) · Inanna Reprint Series · Inanna Reprints & Publishing · Ireland in Historical Illustration · Ireland in Romantic Illustration · Irish History – Rare · Irish History in the 18th century · Irish History of the 18th century · Philip Luckombe (Publisher) · Reprint · Reproduction
• Inventory Number: 900077AG

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