Robin Usher (QUB): ‘Sir Arthur Chichester and Dublin's official architecture, c.1605-15’

Dr Robin Usher is a graduate of TCD and Cambridge University, where he completed his PhD. He has held research positions at Oxford University, Oxford Brookes University and TCD. He is a historian of British and Irish architecture, landscapes, and urban society 1580-1690, and has worked on several major digital humanities projects. His research interests include a study of the building projects of Sir Arthur Chichester. He is currently R.J. Hunter Digital Fellow in History, working on the Ulster Settlers Database project, a collaboration between the Royal Irish Academy, Maynooth University and QUB. His publications include Protestant Dublin, 1660-1760: architecture and iconography (2012).

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