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Alfred Ernest Child
Alfred Ernest Child
Born	1875; London, United Kingdom
Died	1939; Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
Nationality	English
Education	Central School of Arts and Crafts
Alma mater	Dublin Metropolitan School of Art
Known for	Stained Glass

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Alfred Ernest Child (1875–1939) was an English stained glass artist, a lecturer in the Dublin Metropolitan School of Art and was associated with An Túr Gloine.^[1]

Life and education

Alfred Ernest Child was born in London in 1875. As a young man, he left school to work in an accountant's office, working there for a year when he decided to pursue a career in the arts. He studied in the Central School of Arts and Crafts having won a scholarship, and went on to study stained glass under Christopher Whall as an assistant glass painter and designer.^[2]^[3] Child was married to Annie, with whom he had two sons and a daughter.^[4] Child died of stroke in Dublin in 1939.^[3]

Artistic work

Child was invited to Dublin in September 1901 to teach in the Dublin Metropolitan School of Art, forming a class in stained glass within two months.^[2] Whilst working in the School he tutored a generation of Irish stained-glass artists which included Harry Clarke, Ethel Rhind, Catherine O’Brien, Michael Healy and Evie Hone.^[4] It is this influence is seen as his largest contribution to Irish stained glass art.^[5]^[6]

Child became the manager of An Túr Gloine upon its opening in 1903. Child was a member of Guild of Irish Art Workers and exhibited with the Arts and Crafts Society of Ireland. Amongst the windows that he designed are those at Loughrea Cathedral, the Honan Chapel at University College Cork, the Unitarian Church, Dublin and St Mary’s Church, Haddington Road.^[2]^[7] Though his eyesight began to fail in 1937, he was associated with the studio until his death 1939.^[4]

References

^ Bowe, Nicola Gordon; Caron, David; Wynne, Michael (1988). Gazetteer of Irish Stained Glass. Dublin: Irish Academic Press. pp. 91–92. ISBN 0-7165-2413-9.
^ ^a ^b ^c "Alfred Ernest Child". Mayo Stained Glass. Retrieved 8 June 2015.
^ ^a ^b "Mr Alfred Ernest Child". Mapping the Practice and Profession of Sculpture in Britain and Ireland 1851-1951. University of Glasgow History of Art and HATII. Retrieved 8 June 2015.
^ ^a ^b ^c "CHILD, ALFRED ERNEST". Dictionary of Irish Architects 1720-1940. Irish Architectural Archive. Retrieved 8 June 2015.
^ Gordon Bowe, Nicola. "The Tower of Glass: An Túr Gloine and the early 20th century stained glass revival in Ireland". Building Conservation. Retrieved 8 June 2015.
^ "A. E. Child (1875-1939)". Stained Glass in Wales. Retrieved 8 June 2015.
^ "Raising the roof". The Irish Times. 10 December 2011. Retrieved 8 June 2015.

External links

List of Child's work

[1] Bowe, Nicola Gordon; Caron, David; Wynne, Michael (1988). Gazetteer of Irish Stained Glass. Dublin: Irish Academic Press. pp. 91–92. ISBN 0-7165-2413-9.

[Mayo_Stained_Glass-2] "Alfred Ernest Child". Mayo Stained Glass. Retrieved 8 June 2015.

[Glasgow-3] "Mr Alfred Ernest Child". Mapping the Practice and Profession of Sculpture in Britain and Ireland 1851-1951. University of Glasgow History of Art and HATII. Retrieved 8 June 2015.

[IAA-4] "CHILD, ALFRED ERNEST". Dictionary of Irish Architects 1720-1940. Irish Architectural Archive. Retrieved 8 June 2015.

[Gordon_Bowe-5] Gordon Bowe, Nicola. "The Tower of Glass: An Túr Gloine and the early 20th century stained glass revival in Ireland". Building Conservation. Retrieved 8 June 2015.

[6] "A. E. Child (1875-1939)". Stained Glass in Wales. Retrieved 8 June 2015.

[7] "Raising the roof". The Irish Times. 10 December 2011. Retrieved 8 June 2015.

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-'''Alfred E. Child''' (1875-1939) was an English [[stained glass]] artist, a lecturer in the [[National College of Art and Design|Dublin Metropolitan School of Art]] and was associated with [[An Túr Gloine]].
+'''Alfred Ernest Child''' (1875–1939) was an English [[stained glass]] artist, a lecturer in the [[National College of Art and Design|Dublin Metropolitan School of Art]] and was associated with [[An Túr Gloine]].<ref>{{cite book |first1=Nicola Gordon |last1=Bowe |first2=David |last2=Caron |first3=Michael |last3=Wynne |title=Gazetteer of Irish Stained Glass |url=https://archive.org/details/gazetteerofirish0000bowe |url-access=registration |publisher=Irish Academic Press |location=Dublin |date=1988 |isbn=0-7165-2413-9 |pages=[https://archive.org/details/gazetteerofirish0000bowe/page/91 91–92]}}</ref>
 ==Life and education==
 [[File:Dublin St. Patrick's Cathedral North Transept Window King Cormac of Cashel Detail King Cormac 2012 09 26.jpg|thumb|St. Patrick's Cathedral Dublin, North Transept Window King Cormac of Cashel, (detail)]]
-Alfred Ernest Child was born in London in 1875. As a young man, he left school to work in an accountant's office, working there for a year when he decided to pursue a career in the arts. He studied in the [[Central School of Art and Design|Central School of Arts and Crafts]] having won a scholarship, and went on to study stained glass under [[Christopher Whall]] as an assistant glass painter and designer.<ref name="Mayo Stained Glass">{{cite web|title=Alfred Ernest Child|url=http://www.mayostainedglass.ie/pages/alfred_ernest_child.html|website=Mayo Stained Glass|accessdate=8 June 2015}}</ref><ref name=Glasgow>{{cite web|title=Mr Alfred Ernest Child|url=http://sculpture.gla.ac.uk/view/person.php?id=msib3_1216218626|website=Mapping the Practice and Profession of Sculpture in Britain and Ireland 1851-1951|publisher=University of Glasgow History of Art and HATII|accessdate=8 June 2015}}</ref> Child was married to Annie, with whom he had two sons and a daughter.<ref name=IAA>{{cite web|title=CHILD, ALFRED ERNEST|url=http://www.dia.ie/architects/view/1063/CHILD,+ALFRED+ERNEST+*|website=Dictionary of Irish Architects 1720-1940|publisher=Irish Architectural Archive|accessdate=8 June 2015}}</ref> Child died of stroke in Dublin in 1939.<ref name=Glasgow />
+Alfred Ernest Child was born in London in 1875. As a young man, he left school to work in an accountant's office, working there for a year when he decided to pursue a career in the arts. He studied in the [[Central School of Art and Design|Central School of Arts and Crafts]] having won a scholarship, and went on to study stained glass under [[Christopher Whall]] as an assistant glass painter and designer.<ref name="Mayo Stained Glass">{{cite web|title=Alfred Ernest Child|url=http://www.mayostainedglass.ie/pages/alfred_ernest_child.html|website=Mayo Stained Glass|access-date=8 June 2015}}</ref><ref name=Glasgow>{{cite web|title=Mr Alfred Ernest Child|url=http://sculpture.gla.ac.uk/view/person.php?id=msib3_1216218626|website=Mapping the Practice and Profession of Sculpture in Britain and Ireland 1851-1951|publisher=University of Glasgow History of Art and HATII|access-date=8 June 2015}}</ref> Child was married to Annie, with whom he had two sons and a daughter.<ref name=IAA>{{cite web|title=CHILD, ALFRED ERNEST|url=http://www.dia.ie/architects/view/1063/CHILD,+ALFRED+ERNEST+*|website=Dictionary of Irish Architects 1720-1940|publisher=Irish Architectural Archive|access-date=8 June 2015}}</ref> Child died of stroke in Dublin in 1939.<ref name=Glasgow />
 ==Artistic work==
-Child was invited to Dublin in September 1901 to teach in the [[National College of Art and Design|Dublin Metropolitan School of Art]], forming a class in stained glass within two months.<ref name="Mayo Stained Glass" /> Whilst working in the School he tutored a generation of Irish stained-glass artists which included [[Harry Clarke]], [[Ethel Rhind]], [[Catherine Amelia O’Brien]], [[Michael Healy (artist)|Michael Healy]] and [[Evie Hone]].<ref name=IAA /> It is this influence is seen as his largest contribution to Irish stained glass art.<ref name="Gordon Bowe">{{cite web|last1=Gordon Bowe|first1=Nicola|title=The Tower of Glass: An Túr Gloine and the early 20th century stained glass revival in Ireland|url=http://www.buildingconservation.com/articles/towerofglass/towerofglass.htm|website=Building Conservation|accessdate=8 June 2015}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|title=A. E. Child (1875-1939)|url=http://stainedglass.llgc.org.uk/person/48|website=Stained Glass in Wales|accessdate=8 June 2015}}</ref>
+Child was invited to Dublin in September 1901 to teach in the [[National College of Art and Design|Dublin Metropolitan School of Art]], forming a class in stained glass within two months.<ref name="Mayo Stained Glass" /> Whilst working in the School he tutored a generation of Irish stained-glass artists which included [[Harry Clarke]], [[Ethel Rhind]], [[Catherine O'Brien (artist)|Catherine O’Brien]], [[Michael Healy (artist)|Michael Healy]] and [[Evie Hone]].<ref name=IAA /> It is this influence is seen as his largest contribution to Irish stained glass art.<ref name="Gordon Bowe">{{cite web|last1=Gordon Bowe|first1=Nicola|title=The Tower of Glass: An Túr Gloine and the early 20th century stained glass revival in Ireland|url=http://www.buildingconservation.com/articles/towerofglass/towerofglass.htm|website=Building Conservation|access-date=8 June 2015}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|title=A. E. Child (1875-1939)|url=http://stainedglass.llgc.org.uk/person/48|website=Stained Glass in Wales|access-date=8 June 2015}}</ref>
-Child became the manager of [[An Túr Gloine]] upon its opening in 1903. Child was a member of Guild of Irish Art Workers and exhibited with the Arts and Crafts Society of Ireland. Amongst the windows that he designed are those at [[Loughrea]] Cathedral, the Honan Chapel at [[University College Cork]], the Unitarian Church, [[Dublin]] and St Mary’s Church, Haddington Road.<ref name="Mayo Stained Glass" /><ref>{{cite news|title=Raising the roof|url=http://www.irishtimes.com/life-and-style/people/raising-the-roof-1.10176|accessdate=8 June 2015|agency=The Irish Times|date=10 December 2011}}</ref> Though his eyesight began to fail in 1937, he was associated with the studio until his death 1939.<ref name=IAA />
+Child became the manager of [[An Túr Gloine]] upon its opening in 1903. Child was a member of Guild of Irish Art Workers and exhibited with the Arts and Crafts Society of Ireland. Amongst the windows that he designed are those at [[Loughrea]] Cathedral, the Honan Chapel at [[University College Cork]], the Unitarian Church, [[Dublin]] and St Mary’s Church, Haddington Road.<ref name="Mayo Stained Glass" /><ref>{{cite news|title=Raising the roof|url=http://www.irishtimes.com/life-and-style/people/raising-the-roof-1.10176|access-date=8 June 2015|agency=The Irish Times|date=10 December 2011}}</ref> Though his eyesight began to fail in 1937, he was associated with the studio until his death 1939.<ref name=IAA />
-==Stained Glass Catalogue Raisonné==
-*''Annunciation'' (1903); ''Agony in the Garden'' (1903); ''Resurrection'' (1903). All for [[St Brendan's Cathedral, Loughrea]], County Galway (Designed by [[Alfred E. Child]] and painted by [[Michael Healy]])
-*''St Andrew'' (1903). Catholic Church, [[Ardrahan]], [[County Galway]] (Designed by [[Alfred E. Child]] and painted by [[Michael Healy]], and assisted by [[Catherine Amelia O'Brien]] and Miss Townsend)
-*''St Cecelia'' (1904), Catholic Church (St Mary's), Haddington Road, Dublin 4
-*''The Baptism of Christ'', (1904), [[St Brendan's Cathedral, Loughrea]], County Galway
-*''St Thomas, Christ, St Ronan'' (1904), Church of Ireland, [[Kilronan]], [[County Roscommon]] (Painted mainly by [[Michael Healy]])
-*''Virgin and Child withe the three Magi'' (rose window) (1905), Catholic Church, [[Kilcoe]], [[County Cork]] (Designed by [[Alfred E. Child]] and painted by [[Catherine Amelia O'Brien]])
-*''St Patrick, St Brigid, the Crucifixion'' (1905), Catholic Church, [[Kilcoe]], [[County Cork]] (Designed by [[Alfred E. Child]] and painted by [[Catherine Amelia O'Brien]]
-*''Faith, Hope and Charity'' (1905), Church of Ireland, [[Howth]], County Dublin
-*''Archangels Michael, Gabriel and Raphael'' (1905), Catholic Church, [[Emly]], [[County Tipperary]]
-*''St Mark'' (1905), Convent of Mercy, [[Enniskillen]], [[County Fermanagh]]
-*''St Mathew'' (1905), Convent of Mercy, [[Enniskillen]], [[County Fermanagh]]
-*''The Good Shepherd'' (1905), Convent of Mercy, [[Enniskillen]], [[County Fermanagh]]
-*''St Luke'' (1905), Convent of Mercy, [[Enniskillen]], [[County Fermanagh]]
-*''Angel with candle'' (1905), Convent of Mercy, [[Enniskillen]], [[County Fermanagh]], (Designed by [[Alfred E. Child]] and painted by [[Catherine Amelia O'Brien]])
-*''Angel with censer'' (1905), Convent of Mercy, [[Enniskillen]], [[County Fermanagh]], (Designed by [[Alfred E. Child]] and painted by [[Catherine Amelia O'Brien]])
-*''The Crucifixion'' (Kincade family tomb), [[Mount Jerome Cemetery and Crematorium]], Dublin
-*''The Risen Christ with six angles'' (1906), Church of Ireland, [[Sixmilebridge]], [[County Clare]]
-*''The Centurion, David and the Angel of Light'' (1906), Church of Ireland, [[Ballintubbert]], near [[Stradbally]], [[County Laois]]
-*''The Good Shepherd'' (1906), Church of Ireland, [[Kilmallock]], [[County Limerick]] (painted by [[Catherine Amelia O'Brien]] and [[Ethel Rhind]]
-*''"Behold I am with you always", "I go to prepare a place for you", "With Christ which is far better"'' (1906), Church of Ireland, [[Lorrha]], [[County Offaly]]
-*''Archangel Michael'' (1906), Church of Ireland, [[Moyliscar]], [[County Westmeath]]
-*''Sorrow and Joy'' (1907), [[St John the Baptist's Church, Crawley]], [[Sussex]], England
-*''St George and the dragon'' (1907), St Kentigern's, [[Ballater]], [[Aberdeenshire]], Scotland
-*''Faith, Hope and Charity'' (1907 – 08), [[Cathedral Church of the Redeemer]], [[Calgary]], [[Alberta]], Canada
-*''Heraldic window'' (1908), Church of Ireland, De Ros family chapel , [[Old Court]], near [[Strangford]], [[County Down]]
-*''Te Deum'' (1908), Church of Ireland, [[Castle Archdale]], [[County Fermanagh]]
-*''St Molang, Virgin and Child, St Cartac'' (1908), Catholic Church, [[Brosna, County Kerry]]
-*''Virgin and Child with St John'' (1908), Church of Ireland, [[Abbington (civil parish)]], [[County Limerick]]
-*''The Good Shepherd'' (1908), [[St Macartan's Cathedral, Clogher]], [[County Tyrone]]
-*''St Comgall and St Finian'' (1908 – 09), Church of Ireland, [[Magheralin]], [[County Down]]
-*''St John the Evangelist, the Risen Christ, St John the Baptist, with St John on Patmos, the Deposition, and the Baptism of Christ'' (1908 – 10), Church of Ireland, [[Castletownbere]], [[County Cork]]
-*''I am the Resurrection and the Life'' (1909), Church of Ireland (Christ Church), [[Dún Laoghaire]], Dublin
-*''Blessed are the pure in heart'' (1909), Church of Ireland, [[Ballyburley]], [[County Offaly]]
-*''St George and St Patrick'' (1910), Church of Ireland, [[Castle Archdale]], [[County Fermanagh]]
-*''The Ascension'' (1910), Church of Ireland, [[Rossory]], [[County Fermanagh]], (By both [[Alfred E. Child]] and [[Catherine Amelia O'Brien]])
-*''Sorrow and Joy'' (1910), Church of Ireland, [[Killurin]], [[County Wexford]]
-*''The Agony in the Garden, the Crucifixion with the Blessed Virgin and St John, and the Entombment'' (1911), Catholic Church, [[Killeevan]], [[County Monaghan]]
-*''The Resurrection'' (1911), Church of Ireland, [[Ardcarn]], [[County Roscommon]]
-*''St Columba, St Patrick and St Aidan'' (1912). Church of Ireland, [[Carrickfergus]], [[County Antrim]]
-*''The Resurrection'' (1912), Church of Ireland (St Luke's), [[Summerhill, Cork]]
-*''St John the Baptist before Herod, and the head of St John the Baptist on a dish'' (1912), [[Bridge-a-Crinn]], [[County Louth]]
-*''St George. King of Kings, St Patrick'' (1912) (This memorial window as removed from Portobello Barracks Chapel, Dublin, in 1922, when that barracks was then handed over to the then Irish Free State Army by the British Army), [[Princess Royal Barracks, Deepcut]], [[Camberley]], [[Sussex]], England
-*''St Catherine'' (1912), Church of England, [[Rogate]], [[Sussex]], England
-*''Christ blessing little children'' (1913), Church of Ireland, [[Straffan]], [[County Kildare]]
-*''The Crucifixion'' (1913), Church of Ireland, [[Straffan]], [[County Kildare]]
-*''The Resurrection'' (1913), Church of Ireland, [[Straffan]], [[County Kildare]]
-*''The Good Sheperd'' (1913), Church of Ireland, [[Bruff]], [[County Limerick]]
-*''The Baptism of Christ, Ecce Homo, the Resurrection, the Ascension'' (1913 – 14), Catholic Church, [[Tulsk]], [[County Roscommon]]
-*''The Crucifixion, with the Blessed Virgin and St John'' (1914), [[Mayo, County Carlow]]
-*''St Luke'' (1914), Church of Ireland, Zion Road, [[Rathgar]], Dublin
-*''The Crucifixion'' (1914), [[Corrandulla]], Franciscan Monastery, [[County Galway]]
-*''Symbols of the four Evangelists'' (1914), Plassey House, [[University of Limerick]], Limerick
-*''Knight and dragon'' (1914) Church of Scotland, Buchanan, [[Drymen]], [[Stirling]], Scotland
-*''Faith'' (1914 – 15), Presbyterian Church, [[Whitehouse, County Antrim]]
-*''The Knight'' (1915), Church of Ireland (St Comgall's) [[Bangor]], [[County Down]]
-*''Faith, Love, Work'' (1916), Church of Ireland [[Newcastle, County Down]]
-*''Our Lord Risen and Triumphant'' (1916), [[Honan Chapel]], [[University College Cork]]
-*''St Ailbe'' (1916), [[Honan Chapel]], [[University College Cork]]
-*''St Colman'' (1916), [[Honan Chapel]], [[University College Cork]]
-*''St Fachtna'' (1916), [[Honan Chapel]], [[University College Cork]]
-*''Scenes from the life of Our Lord according to the Gospel of St John'' (1916), [[Honan Chapel]], [[University College Cork]]
-*''The Deposition'' (1916), Catholic Church, [[Ballinderreen]], [[County Galway]]
-*''"Be thou faithful unto death and I will give thee a crown of live"'' (1917), Church of Ireland, Ardnurcher, [[Horseleap]], [[County Westmeath]]
-*''Discovery, Truth, Inspiration, Love, Work, with Christopher Columbus, Martin Luther, Christ in the Temple, Florence Nightingale, and William Caxton'' (1918), Unitarian Church, Dublin
-*''Knight with angel'' (1918), Church of Ireland, [[Monasterevin]], [[County Kildare]]
-*''"Woman behold thy Son" and "I was in the Spirit on the Lord's Day"'' (1918), Church of Ireland (St Paul's), [[Bray]], [[County Wicklow]]
-*''War memorial'', (1919), Church of Ireland, [[Innishannon]], [[County Cork]]
-*''St Paul and St Luke'' (1919), Church of Ireland, [[Kilmeage]], [[County Kildare]]
-*''"I will give thee a crown of life"'', Church of Ireland, [[Roscrea]], [[County Tipperary]]
-*''River, tree, doves and sword'' (circa 1920), Church of Ireland, [[Kilmurry]], [[County Limerick]]
-*''Sacrifice, Victory, Peace'' (1920), Church of Ireland, [[Milltown, Dublin]]
-*''Knight in armour'' (1920), Church of Ireland, Fosters Avenue, [[Mount Merrion]], Dublin
-*''Faith'' (1920), Church of Ireland [[Ardcarn]], [[County Roscommon]]
-*''Patience'' (1920), Church of Ireland [[Ardcarn]], [[County Roscommon]]
-*''Faith'' (1920), Church of Ireland, [[Coolock]], Dublin
-*''Valour'' (1920), Church of Ireland, [[Coolock]], Dublin
-*''Sorrow and Joy'', Church of Ireland, [[Coolock]], Dublin
-*''St Andrew'' (1921), [[St Andrew's College, Dublin]], [[Booterstown]], Dublin
-*''St Michael with two angels, St Martin, the Centurion, Duty, and Sacrifice'' (1921), Church of Ireland, [[Clondalkin]], Dublin
-*''The crown of life'' (1921), St James' (Anglican) Church, Newton Hall, near [[Alnwick]], [[Northumberland]], England
-*''St Paul'' (1921), Methodist Church, [[Sandymount]], Dublin
-*''Armorials of Viscount French and Viscount FitzAlan, the Marquess of Aberdeen and Viscount Wimborne'' (1922), [[Chapel Royal, Dublin]]
-*''The Crown of Life'' (1922), Christ Church (Anglican), [[Patricroft]], near [[Manchester]], England
-*''The Risen Christ, Valour, Peace, the Nativity, the Agony in the Garden'' (1923), Church of Ireland, [[Randalstown]], [[County Antrim]]
-*''St Christopher'' (1924), Church of Ireland (Holy Trinity), [[Rathmines]], Dublin
-*''Christ, St Joseph and Our Lady, St John, St Peter, St Mary Magdalen, with God the Father in glory, meekness and wisdom'' (1924), Convent of Divine Providence, [[Foxford]], [[County Mayo]]
-*''The Nativity'' (1924), Convent of Divine Providence, [[Foxford]], [[County Mayo]]
-*''The Holy Family in the carpenter's shop: Christ and St Joseph at the bench, the Virgin spinning'' (1924), Convent of Divine Providence, [[Foxford]], [[County Mayo]]
-*''"I am the resurrection and the life"'' (1924 – 25), Catholic Church, [[Neale, County Mayo]]
-*''"Blessed are the pure in heart"'' (1925), Church of Ireland, [[Kilmurry]], [[County Limerick]]
-*''The Ascension'', (1925) Catholic Church, [[Fintona]], [[County Tyrone]]
-*''Angel'' (1925), St Kiron's Girls' School Chapel (Dublin University Mission) [[Hazaribagh]], [[Bihar]], India
-*''St Lawrence O'Toole, St Patrick and St Cathach'' (1926), Church of Ireland, [[Kilkea]], [[County Kildare]]
-*''The Angel of the Resurrection'' (1927), Church of Ireland, [[Clonsilla]], Dublin
-*''Fortitude'' (1927), [[Wesley College (Dublin)]], [[Ballinteer]], Dublin
-*''Martha and Mary'' (1927), [[St John the Baptist Cathedral, Sligo]]
-*''St Cecelia'' (1927). Chapel at [[Newton Country Day School]], [[Newton, Massachusetts|Newton]], Massachusetts, United States
-*''St Clare and St Francesca'' (1927 – 29), [[St Brendan's Cathedral, Loughrea]], County Galway
-*''"I am the Resurrection and the Life"'' (1928), Church of Ireland, [[Toomna]], [[County Roscommon]]
-*''The Entombment and the Crucifixion'' (1928), [[Christ Church, Bray]], [[County Wicklow]]
-*''The Sermon on the Mount'' (1929), Church of Ireland, [[St Nahi's Church, Dundrum]], Dublin
-*''The Good Samaritan'' (1929), Church of Ireland, [[Abbeyleix]], [[County Laois]]
-*''Sorrow and Joy'' (1929 – 30), [[Christ Church Cathedral, Waterford]]
-*''Angel of Peace'' (1929 - 30), Church of England, [[Bistre]], near [[Buckley]], [[Flintshire]], Wales
-*''Alpha and Omega'' (1930 – 31), Chapel of [[Brophy College Preparatory]], [[Phoenix, Arizona]], United States
-*''The Nativity'' (1931), [[St Canice's Cathedral]], [[Kilkenny]]
-*''The Good Shepherd'' (1931), Church of Ireland, [[Kilcommon]], [[County Wicklow]]
-*''Of such is the kingdom of heaven'' (1932), Church of Ireland, Zion Road, [[Rathgar]], Dublin
-*''"Return to thine house", and Christ calms the storms'' (1932), [[Christ Church, Bray]], [[County Wicklow]]
-*''Our Lord and the woman of Samaria, and "I shall make you fishers of men"'' (1932), [[Christ Church, Bray]], [[County Wicklow]]
-*''Knight in armour'' (1933), Church of Ireland, Lorum, near [[Muine Bheag]], [[County Carlow]]
-*''In Christ shall all be made alive'' (1933), Church of Ireland, [[Clonbullogue]], [[County Offaly]]
-*''Symbol of the Holy Trinity, with omniscient eye of God; sceptre and crown'' (circa 1933 – 34), Chapel of [[Brophy College Preparatory]], [[Phoenix, Arizona]], United States
-*''Smoking Thurible; crossed keys'' (circa 1933 – 34). Chapel of [[Brophy College Preparatory]], [[Phoenix, Arizona]], United States
-*''Butterfly; crossed palm and crown'' (circa 1933 – 34). Chapel of [[Brophy College Preparatory]], [[Phoenix, Arizona]], United States
-*''Faith: the Roman Centurion'' (1934), [[St Brendan's Cathedral, Loughrea]], County Galway
-*''The Baptism of Christ'' (1936), Church of Ireland, [[Tinryland]], [[County Carlow]]
-*''The Nativity'' (1936), Church of Ireland (Christ Church), Leeson Park, Dublin
-*''The Supper at Emmaus'' (1936), Church of Ireland (Christ Church), Leeson Park, Dublin
-*''Sacrifice'' (1936), sacristy of Catholic Church (St Peter's), [[Athlone]], [[County Westmeath]]
-*''Faith, Hope, and Christ healing the sick'' (1936 – 37), (unlocated) [[Harrowgate]], [[Yorkshire]], England
-*''St Patrick'' (1937), [[St Brendan's Cathedral, Loughrea]], County Galway
-*''The Good Shepherd'' (1937), Church of Ireland, [[Mohill]], [[County Leitrim]]
-*''Christ blessing little children'' (1938), Church of Ireland, [[Portlaoise]], [[County Laois]]
-*''"Suffer little children to come unto Me"'' (1938), Church of Ireland, [[Dungannon]], [[County Tyrone]]
-*''St Hubert'' (1938 – 1939), Church of Ireland, [[Staplestown]], [[County Carlow]]
-*''The Trinity'' (1939), Church of Ireland, [[Rathmichael]], County Dublin
-*''Rabboni'' (1939), Church of Ireland, [[Rathmichael]], County Dublin
-==See also==
-*[[An Túr Gloine]]
-*[[List of Irish artists]]
-*[[St. Cronan's Church, Tuamgraney]]
 ==References==
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-*[http://www.gloine.ie/gloine/search/window/diocese.260/studio.5/results List of Child's work]
+*[https://web.archive.org/web/20160304191337/http://www.gloine.ie/gloine/search/window/diocese.260/studio.5/results List of Child's work]
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+[[Category:Arts and Crafts movement artists]]
+[[Category:Academics of the Central School of Art and Design]]
+[[Category:Artists from County Dublin]]