Finnegans Pins and Buttons

Description: Still pouring. Just elsewhere. Sláinte!

Description: A lettering of one of my favourites quotes of James Joyce's "Finnegans Wake". Depicting its main character falling down as the sleep takes hold of him as he enters the oneiric world of his own mind.

Description: First two pages tucked into Joyce's silhouette.

Description: This establishment was open from 1990 to 2026.

Description: First two pages tucked into Joyce's silhouette.

Description: James Joyce illustration

Description: Everything I needed to know...

Description: Finnegans is closing Version 1

Description: James Joyce Hope Style Retro Poster Art

Description: Pay tribute to the pun-loving James Joyce with this design showcasing his famous quote "Sworn to Pun, Loyal to None". A must-have for any Joyce fan or lover of puns and clever wordplay. Keywords:

Description: The opening of the Wake.

Description: James Joyce

Description: DUBLINERS

Description: You read the book, now wear the Tshirt. James Joyce sabababadalgharaghtakamminarronnkonnbronntonner ronntuonnthunntrovarrhounawnskawntoohoohoordenenthurnuk!

Description: Literature buffs

Description: Portrait of James Joyce

Description: James Joyce is the primary innovator in the prose of the twentieth century. Fellow artists quickly recognized this (Ezra Pound), and gates of glory widely opened to him. In a way, Joyce invented the twentieth century in literature.

Description: oil on canvas

Description: Illustration of the author James Joyce

Description: James Joyce Flipping The Bird Vintage Classic

Description: Minimalist illustration of the cover of James Joyce's novel Dubliners

Description: Bloomsday Conception

Description: This image celebrates youthful James Joyce.

Description: From Joyce's Finnegans Wake.

Description: Finnegan's

Description: Finnegan's

Description: Tarot card depiction of James Joyce as the Hierophant

Description: James Joyce

Description: From James Joyce's Finnegans Wake

Description: James Joyce

Description: The opening of the Wake.

Description: A lettering of one of the all time favourites quotes of James Joyce’s “Ulysses", during a flashback at the very end of the book's final monologue.