The lines "Ireland... has the honour of being the only country which never persecuted the jews... because she never let them in" underlined in red pencil.
A series of handwritten numbers: 13,17 (written in pencil), 75, 82, 160, 164 (written in red pencil) 204-05, 262, 400, 516, 531, 667 (written in pencil)
An illustration from the centennial edition of Ulysses, by Spanish artist Eduardo Arroyo. Arroyo employed various techniques, including collage, ink, and watercolour, to evoke the abstracted Dublin of Joyce's novel. Arroyo's work was originally concocted in 1991, with the intention of producing an illustrated edition commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of Joyce's death. Due to rejection of the edition by the author's grandson, Stephen Joyce, publication was withheld. However, Arroyo continued to work on the edition, which remained one of his dearest projects into his final years, and was finally published posthumously in 2022, four years following the illustrator's death.
Photograph of a fragment from watercolour painting Dedalus on the Shore(2016) by Victoria artist Robert Amos. Pictures a close-up of a rendering of the shadow of Stephen Dedalus, accompanied by quotations from the "Proteus" episode of James Joyce's Ulysses. It reads, "I throw this shadow from me manshape ineluctable."
Photograph of a fragment from watercolour painting Dedalus on the Shore(2016) by Victoria artist Robert Amos. Pictures rendering of the shadow of Stephen Dedalus twice, once in blue, once in purple, indicating figure movement along the page. Accompanied by quotation from the "Proteus" episode of James Joyce's Ulysses. It reads, "would it be mine form of my form?"
Photograph of a fragment from watercolour painting Dedalus on the Shore(2016) by Victoria artist Robert Amos. Pictures flecks of blue watercolour paint on page, accompanied by quotation from the "Proteus" episode of James Joyce's Ulysses. It reads, "signs on a white field."
Photograph of a fragment from watercolour painting Dedalus on the Shore(2016) by Victoria artist Robert Amos. A rendering of the shadow of Stephen Dedalus, in the "Proteus" episode of James Joyce's Uysses.
