The Dargle (Wicklow)

A fairly simple representation of the Dargle running swiftly through a narrow gorge occupies the centre of the image. There are rocks and boulders in the foreground. On the left, two small figures, who appear to be carrying a long narrow object, are dwarfed by the looming rock face.

Inscribed in Image

Text within boundaries of image – J. Newman, 30 Budge Row, London

Image Details

Genre	Landscape
Technique	Copperplates
Subject(s)	Nature
Geographical Location	Leinster – Province The Dargle – River Wicklow – County
Keyword(s)	Cliffs, People, Rivers
Colour	Monochrome
Dimensions	15,5 x 10
Published / created	1841

Bibliographical Details

Travel Account	M.S.S. of a Tour in the South of Ireland in 1841 [Marriot] ; M.S.S. of a Tour in the South of Ireland in 1841 [Marriot]
Contributor(s)	William J. Marriot — Role: Author of travel text
Print or manuscript	Manuscript
Location of image in copy	47p. 47
Source copy	National Library of IrelandNational Library of Ireland MS 46,839
Permalink	https://ttce.universityofgalway.ie/irelandillustrated/view/image/ii_image_1314182409
Rights	National Library of Ireland