Edward Quinn, Mulligan's Pub, Butt Bridge, Dublin 1963 | Michael Hoppen Gallery

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Edward Quinn Irish, 1920-1997

Mulligan's Pub, Butt Bridge, Dublin 1963

Vintage silver gelatin print
Paper Size: 20.4 x 25.8 cm
Signed by Gret Quinn, titled and dated in pencil on verso

Artists wet stamp on Verso

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Literature

James Joyce's Dublin, Edward Quinn: With Selected Writings from Joyce's Works, Page 40
"When the Scotch House closed they went round to Mulling’s. they went into the parlour at the back and O’Halloran ordered small hot specials all round. They were all beginning to feel mellow. Farrington was just standing around round when Weathers came back. Much to Farrington’s relief he drank a glass of bitter this time. Funds were getting low, but they had enough o keep them going.
(Dubliners, Counterparts P.92)"

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