Culture shock

DURING its tenure as European capital of culture, Cork’s Crawford Municipal Gallery is expected to lose four of its significant paintings.

Culture shock
Wed, 08 Dec, 2004 - 00:00

These are: A View of Cork by John Butts, Fishermen at Blackrock Castle by Nathaniel Grogan, Skelligh Night on South Mall by James Beale and Fire at Cork Courthouse by Eugene McSwiney.

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