File:Belfast 36–38 Donegall Place Sharman D. Neill Building Gable 2018 08 23.jpg

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Donegall Place, Belfast, County Antrim, Northern Ireland


English: Neo-Baroque gable of the building at 36–38 Donegall Place erected for the clockmaking firm of Sharman D. Neill in 1903 after the design of the architect Vincent Craig. The pediment carving was created by the firm Winter and Thompson, a partnership of James Edgar Winter and Edmund T. Thompson, and depicts Father Time with two female figures holding a scroll with the inscription “Tempus Fugit”. (See C.E.B. Brett, Buildings of Belfast, p. 71; Marcus Patton, Central Belfast: An Historical Gazetteer, p. 106; DIA record; HB26/50/031; sculpture.gla.ac.uk listing for James Edgar Winter.)
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