Oscar Wilde was born in a house on Merrion Street in Dublin, where he lived from 1855 to 1878. The house now displays artifacts related to Wilde's life and work, such as editions of his poems "The Happy Prince" and "The Ballad of Reading Gaol." The Dublin Writers' Museum also honors Wilde with exhibits such as a bust and playbill from his play "Lady Windermere's Fan."

1. Oscar Wilde in Dublin

2. Oscar Wilde Statue on Merrion
square, Dublin

4. Oscar Wilde was born in this
house

5. O. Wilde lived in this house on
Merrion street from 1855 to 1878

6. Merrion street, Dublin

7. Oscar Wilde house,Upper Merrion St
Dublin 2 Ireland

8. “The Happy Prince” in Oscar Wilde
house, Upper Merrion St Dublin 2 Ireland

9. Dublin Writers’ Museum: “The Ballad of Reading Gaol” by O.
Wilde, seventh edition, 1899: “While Wilde roamed the
Continent in disgrace and declining circumstances, his prison-
inspired poem was widely read”

10. Dublin Writers’ Museum: a playbill of St. James’s
Theatre with “Lady Windermere’s Fan” by O.
Wilde (London, March, 1892)

11. Dublin Writers’ Museum: bust
of O. Wilde

12. “The Audience: Irish Writers – blue” by
Mia Funk (Dublin Writers’ Museum,
Dublin)