Sculpture of Princess Macha by F E McWilliam, Ulster
Jan. 01, 1959 - Statue raises Irish Ire: A quasi primitive pagan conception of an unearthly figure brooding on a unearthly situation and a magnificent piece of contemporary sculpture are two typical statements for the prosecution and the defence of a massive bronze statue of Princess Macha which is raising a certain amount of Irish Ire in Ulster (northern Ireland). The work of the well known Ulster Sculptor F.E. McWilliam of a figure in ancient Irish History symbolising healing and compassion it is destined for the entrance hall of the new North West Hospital in Londonderry. Photo shows Irish lad (not named) looks at Princess Macha
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Amount Bestows Brooding Certain Compassion Conception Destined Healing Londonderry Macha Magnificent Massive Pagan Prosecution Quasi Raises Raising Situation Statements Symbolising Ulster Unearthly
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