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Harry Clarke Stained Glass Window - Detail from 'The Eve of St Agnes', 1923 modern irish literature His ambition to establish a

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His ambition to establish a gallery of modern art

With her cousin

Francis Bacon and Michael Peppiatt were close friends for over thirty years

revealing a more complete view of Bacon as both man and artist

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Harry Clarke Stained Glass Window - Detail from 'The Eve of St Agnes', 1923 modern irish literature His ambition to establish aThis is Panel 2 from 'The Eve of St. Agnes'. This beautiful stained glass window by the Irish artist, Harry Clarke, was commissioned by Mr Harold Jacob for his father's house in Ailesbury Road, Dublin in 1923. The window is inspired by a poem of the same name by the poet, John Keats. This self cling Window Decoration is made with high grade materials and the highest quality printing achievable currently. There is no glue or adhesive it clings to

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