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Strangest GeniusHarry Clarke (1889 1931) was undoubtedly Irelands greatest stained glass artist. Internationally, his name is synonymous with quality craftsmanship and imaginative genius. The use of rich colours, the delicate depiction of beautiful elongated figures with their fine carved features and deep expressive eyes, is magical to behold. During his short life Clarke created more than 160 stained glass windows, which can be found in churches, cathedrals,

Vincent Fremont

Basquiatoe is bringing his unique

Hugh Lane Gallery has a fine collection of her work

many artists ceased to make such 'true' likenesses in favour of more immediate images that sought to express feelings about their subjects

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which offers a unique opportunity to see the progression in the work of the Harry Clarke school

The book is closely tied to a series of exhibitions held at venues including the Hugh Lane Gallery in Dublin

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and his views about the way in which his work has been interpreted are only some of the many subjects discussed and investigated in depth during these historic encounters

Giorgio de Chirico

“Wash me without your black socks otherwise you'll be messing up my colour palette

Harry Clarke (1889-1931) was undoubtedly Ireland’s greatest stained-glass artist

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