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... MAUD GONNE of the great romantic fig- itant Fenianism and formed an ures of early 20th-century organisation combining feminism Ireland, Maud Gonne is best and republicanism. After the remembered as the muse of the Easter Rising in 1916 her husband, poet ...
... Maud Gonne Mcßride dotted on the walls of the cells where women like Maud Gonne and Eliza- While Mr Duffy said this country never to women like Maud Gonne return on their release. caught the public 'magi- He ...
... Maud Gonne: 'Her lizards of eyes darting about in the rubble of the ruins of her beautiful face' subject of pre-sexual girls in this collection. In one he learns that: I is the prospect of innocence. In the ottier. Little Girl Watering on the Sands ...
... Priceless treasures: In the exhibition, we dip in and out of Yeats's life, meet friends such as Maud Gonne but pass on rapidly * I . 'ro il % 3 / 4 i . L.2L. ..L. Ka.4 ...
... I'll be Maud Gonne to his Rhett Butler 4111111 . RECENTLY, a friend of mine invited me to g silent film Irish Destiny in the National Cono mentioned she would be bringing along a friend of the male persuasion. Oh no, not again, - I thought to myself ...
... From far left: Maud Gonne (right) in the 1902 performance of Kathleen ni Houlihan. John Millington Synge by John Butler Yeats (Dublin City Gallery, Hugh Lane) Embroidery of The Abbey Theatre by Lily Yeats Yeats defending The Playboy of the Western World ...
... British royals Edward VII and Guam, Alexandra visit Ireland In July 1903 (TOP); Arthur Griffith and Maud Gonne (ABOVE), who established a vocal Nationalist opposition to the visit that eventually led to the formation of Slnn Fein Just as they arrived ...
... advantages for a writer: Maud Gonne became Yeats's great muse, inspiring many of his finest love poems. After her first rejection, for instance, they visited Howth together. This outing inspired him to write 'The White Birds, since Maud Gonne told him that if ...
... (1866-1939) THE most famous love sonnet of the twentieth century is undoubtedly Yeats's When You Are Old. It is written to Maud Gonne who was herself a legend in her time. From a Mayo background but an ascendancy family she had become such an influential ...
... October 1885 and shared with them the ambition to develop an Irish national literature. MAUD GONNE Another visitor to John 01Pary's house around this time was Maud Gonne, who claimed to remember meeting Yeats there. WBY, however, dates their first meeting ...
... fact that Iseult Gonne was conceived in a crypt. Specifically, the deed was done in the vault in Samois, outside Paris, where the body of her brother Georges, who died at 18 months in 1891, was interred. The children's mother, Maud Gonne, had been convinced ...
... circa 1885 Left: Cover of The Wind Among the Reeds designed by Althea Gyles, published in 1899. Above: Studio portrait of Maud Gonne Above right: Manuscript of 'He Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven' in WBY's hand. ...