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Irish art
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Irish art, in all its diversity, is emerging would Into the light
By JAMES AUER Journal Sentinel art critic
Sunday, June 9, 2002
The English-speaking world has always had a soft spot in its heart
for the plays, poetry, novels, music and acting genius that emerge
with astonishing regularity from the land of the shamrock.
Irish literary giants like Oscar Wilde, Sean O'Casey, George
Bernard Shaw, William Butler Yeats and John Millington Synge are
known to every British...
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