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The Eyes of Ireland: A Guide to Fine Craft Artists and Their Studios
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The Eyes of Ireland: A Guide to Fine Craft Artists and Their Studios

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Dani O'Riley, a professional photographer based in Vancouver, visited over 500 craft studios in Ireland in her quest to identify the top artists whose studios were open to the public. These artists work in metal, ceramics, wood, glass, leather, and textiles, and include some of the country’s best: Stephen Pearce, Nicholas Mosse, and Jerpoint Glass. In addition to color photographs of the artists and their work, detailed descriptions of each studio are given along with other pertinent details for contacting and visiting them.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
The Liffey Press
Country
Ireland
Date
1 October 2003
Pages
117
ISBN
9781904148319

Dani O'Riley, a professional photographer based in Vancouver, visited over 500 craft studios in Ireland in her quest to identify the top artists whose studios were open to the public. These artists work in metal, ceramics, wood, glass, leather, and textiles, and include some of the country’s best: Stephen Pearce, Nicholas Mosse, and Jerpoint Glass. In addition to color photographs of the artists and their work, detailed descriptions of each studio are given along with other pertinent details for contacting and visiting them.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
The Liffey Press
Country
Ireland
Date
1 October 2003
Pages
117
ISBN
9781904148319