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Until 1811, there remained only the three schools: (1) RDS School of Figure Drawing; (2) RDS School of Landscape and Ornamental Drawing; (3) RDS School of Architectural Drawing. Then, in 1811 an additional school was established - the RDS School of Modelling - directed by the Irish sculptor Edward Smyth.
The drawing school was established in 1750 and had an early emphasis on figure drawing, landscape and ornament, with architectural drawing added in the 1760s. Tuition was free and popular among people of a wide variety of trades and backgrounds. [16]
The school was divided into three departments, each under its own master—1st, the Figure School, with Robert West as master; 2nd, the Ornament and Landscape School, presided over by James Mannin; and 3rd, the School of Architecture, established later under Thomas Ivory.
11 de mar. de 2021 · March 11, 2021. In designing the White House, architect James Hoban was partly inspired by his time studying at the Dublin Society School of Architectural Drawing in the 1770s. Photo:...
Royal Dublin Society School of Drawing in Architecture (later the National College of Art and Design) Occupation: Architect: Spouse: Susanna Sewall: Children: James Hoban Jr. Buildings: The White House Belcamp House Charleston County Courthouse Rossenarra House
(2) Randal MacDonnell was admitted to the Royal Dublin Society's School of Drawing in Architecture on 6 November 1845. In 1850 he exhibited elevations and a perspective outline of St Laurence O'Toole's church, North Strand, Dublin, at the Royal Hibernian Academy (nos. 330 and 331), which suggests that he may have been working in the office of ...
Hoban, James ( c. 1762–1831), architect, was born in Callan, Co. Kilkenny, son of Edward Hoban and Martha Hoban (née Bayne). From 1779 he was educated at the Dublin Society’s School of Drawing in Architecture where he studied under Thomas Ivory (qv), receiving a medal in 1780 for his work.
