Visualizing Ireland : national identity and the pictorial tradition

Adele M. Dalsimer

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Cultural History and Identity Formation Historical Art and Culture Studies National Identity and Symbolism

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An exhibition of watercolours and drawings at the National Gallery of Ireland and the Art Museum at Boston College inspired this collection of essays. This volume is the first to incorporate the visual arts into modern Irish cultural studies, focusing on the nation's visual arts, from the 17th to 20th centuries as a means of accessing the country's social and political past.

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