Margaret McNair Stokes

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Margaret McNair Stokes was a 19th-century Irish antiquarian, illustrator, and writer known for her influential work on early Christian art and Irish archaeology.

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instanceOf Irish antiquarian
Irish illustrator
Irish writer
antiquarian
illustrator
person
writer
centuryOfActivity 19th century
countryOfCitizenship Ireland
dateOfBirth 1832-03-20
dateOfDeath 1900-04-20
educatedAt home education
familyName Stokes
father Whitley Stokes
fieldOfWork Irish archaeology
archaeology
art history
early Christian art
genre archaeological writing
non-fiction
travel writing
givenName Margaret
hasNationality Irish
illustrated Christian inscriptions
Irish high crosses
archaeological monuments
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement Celtic Revival (precursor)
linked to: Celtic Revival
notableFor documentation of Christian inscriptions in the Irish language
illustrations of Irish high crosses
research on Irish archaeology
studies of early Christian art in Ireland
notableWork Christian Inscriptions in the Irish Language
Early Christian Architecture in Ireland
Early Christian Art in Ireland
Early Christian Art in Ireland (article series)
Life and Labours in Art and Archaeology of George Petrie
Six Months in the Apennines
Six Months in the Apennines: Or A Pilgrimage in Search of Vestiges of the Irish Saints in Italy
The High Crosses of Castledermot and Durrow
linked to: Durrow High Cross

Three Months in the Forests of France
Three Months in the Forests of France: A Pilgrimage in Search of Vestiges of the Irish Saints in France
occupation antiquarian
illustrator
writer
placeOfBirth Dublin
placeOfDeath Dublin
religion Protestantism
residence Dublin
sexOrGender female
sibling Whitley Stokes (Celtic scholar)

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