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A Life On Canvas
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A Life On Canvas


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Suspension Of Judgement
Arts Lives and Exhibitions

Suspension Of Judgement


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Mansion I
Curators' Choice

Mansion I


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Old acquaintance
Photography

Old acquaintance


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From ally to outsider
Artists

From ally to outsider


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Lavery’s femme fatale
Painting

Lavery’s femme fatale


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Book Review: Into the Light: An Illustrated Guide to the Photographic Collections in the National Library of Ireland
Books

Book Review: Into the Light: An Illustrated Guide to the Photographic Collections in the National Library of Ireland


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Pageantry or Propaganda? The Illustrated London News and Royal Visitors in Ireland
Prints and Drawings

Pageantry or Propaganda? The Illustrated London News and Royal Visitors in Ireland


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Book Review: Irish Churches and Monasteries: An Historical and Architectural Guide
Books

Book Review: Irish Churches and Monasteries: An Historical and Architectural Guide


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Aloysius O’Kelly and the Illustrated London News
Prints and Drawings

Aloysius O’Kelly and the Illustrated London News


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Book Review: A Rising People – The Brian Burns Collection of Irish Art
Books

Book Review: A Rising People – The Brian Burns Collection of Irish Art


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Book Review: Modernists & Mavericks: Bacon, Freud, Hockney & The London Painters
Books

Book Review: Modernists & Mavericks: Bacon, Freud, Hockney & The London Painters


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Eagle eye
Arts Lives and Exhibitions

Eagle eye


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Harry Clarke and artistic visions of the new Irish State
Books

Harry Clarke and artistic visions of the new Irish State


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‘A Clear Compositional Link’: Francis Bacon’s Works on Paper
Painting

‘A Clear Compositional Link’: Francis Bacon’s Works on Paper


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On the edge
Artists

On the edge

Pascal Ungerer’s peripheral landscapes evoke a sense of silence and isolation , writes Margarita Cappock


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